FullSharp installed a 200 kg pneumatic jib crane at a factory workstation in Hai Phong where running a new power line was costly and two workers had been lifting each load by hand. The crane runs on the compressed air already in the plant, and the arm follows the operator's hand and holds position the moment it is released.
The factory needed a fixed lifting point for loads around 200 kg, but running a new power line to that spot was both inconvenient and costly. Workers were lifting each load by hand in pairs, wearing them out over a full shift. The location was also close to a walkway, so the equipment couldn't take up much space.
FullSharp installed a 200 kg pneumatic jib crane right at the workstation. The equipment runs on the compressed air already available in the factory, with the arm following the operator's hand and holding position the instant it's released, so a single person can operate it.
The 200 kg pneumatic jib crane after installation at a factory in Hai Phong.
Runs on the factory's existing compressed air, so installation is quick and simple.
A job that used to need two people lifting now takes just one operator.
Only a single column stands at the work point, keeping the walkway beside it clear.
Yes. A pneumatic jib crane runs on compressed air. In this project it uses the plant's existing air supply, so no new power line was needed at the workstation.
One. The air unit balances the load, so the operator only guides it, and the arm stays where it is released. Before installation, two workers lifted each load together.
Only the column footprint on the floor. The arm swings around it and covers a circular area around the operator, which suits spots close to a walkway. FullSharp checks reach and position on site.
FullSharp surveys the foundation at the column location, measures the load weight and required reach, and also checks your factory's existing air pressure and flow before finalizing the configuration. Contact FullSharp to schedule a survey date.