FullSharp supplies a 2 ton battery-powered mini crane that drives itself to the spot where lifting is needed, for workshops that lift heavy loads only a few times a day. The hydraulic lifting unit is fully controlled, the reach adjusts to the real clearance, and there is no diesel smoke or noise indoors; when done, it parks away.
A two-ton load lifted only a few times a day makes a fixed jib crane too costly to justify. Renting an outside crane truck depends on scheduling. And diesel-powered vehicles inside a workshop leave behind smoke and noise.
FullSharp supplies a 2-ton battery-powered electric mini crane that drives itself to the exact spot where lifting is needed. The hydraulic lifting unit is fully controlled, and the crane's reach adjusts to the actual clearance on site. Once the job is done, it can be parked away, taking up no permanent space in the workshop.
A 2-ton electric mini crane lifting a load in a workshop area.
Suited to workshops that lift only occasionally, saving the cost of a fixed column and rail system.
Electric drive means no smoke or noise, safe to use near workers.
The self-propelled unit lifts at many different points across the workshop and yard.
A battery-powered mini crane is a good fit when lifts are occasional. It moves to the job, lifts with hydraulics and produces no exhaust indoors.
If a two-ton load is lifted only a few times a day, a fixed crane is hard to justify. A mobile crane serves several spots and parks out of the way.
Yes. The boom reach adjusts to the clearance at each site. FullSharp checks the load, lift height and access before recommending a model.
FullSharp asks about the load's weight, dimensions, and the floor surface where the crane will travel before selecting a model. Our engineers calculate the reach needed for your work. On delivery, FullSharp provides guidance on safe operation and battery maintenance.