FullSharp supplied a 1 ton mini crane with a compact steel frame, widened outrigger legs and load-rated casters with lock brakes for workshops and garages that occasionally lift engines and machine assemblies at different spots. The boom reach is adjustable and the lifting mechanism is smooth, so one operator handles the job.
Many workshops only occasionally need to lift a machine assembly or engine weighing a few hundred kilograms, and each time it happens to be in a different spot. Installing a fixed crane for that occasional need is wasteful, while calling in extra hands to carry the load is slow and unsafe.
FullSharp supplies a 1-ton mini crane with a compact steel frame and load-rated casters fitted with lock brakes. The boom's reach is adjustable, and the smooth lifting mechanism means one operator is enough. When the job is done, simply push it into a corner of the workshop — it doesn't take up a permanent spot.
1-ton mini crane lifting in a tight working area of the workshop.
The compact frame fits between machines, working in spots a fixed crane cannot reach.
One crane serves the whole workshop, no need to invest in separate lifting equipment for every location.
Light, stable lifting lets a single worker handle the whole cycle: lift, move, and lower.
For loads within its 1 ton rating, yes. The adjustable boom brings the hook exactly over the lifting point, and the outriggers keep the crane stable at reach.
When lifting is occasional and happens at different spots each time, a fixed crane sits idle most of the time. One mini crane serves the whole workshop instead.
It uses a hydraulic or winch lifting mechanism for smooth, controlled lifting and lowering. FullSharp advises which suits the workshop.
FullSharp asks about the heaviest item you need to lift, the required lifting height, and the aisle width in your workshop. From there we select the right crane configuration and reach. Our engineers hand over the unit, provide safe operating guidance, and offer on-site warranty support.