FullSharp hung a 200 kg steel rail from the ceiling structure of a shop packed with machines, with an electric hoist running the full length of the track. Heavy parts are lifted and pulled along the rail to each station, the floor stays free for production, and no foundation or posts were needed.
The shop needs to lift loads at several locations, but the floor is already packed with machines, leaving no room for a post or a forklift to get in. Every time a heavy part needs moving, it takes several people carrying it through a narrow aisle.
FullSharp installed a 200 kg steel rail hung from the ceiling structure, letting an electric hoist run the full length of the track. Loads are lifted and pulled along the rail to the exact spot needed, while the entire floor stays clear for production.
A run of 200 kg steel rail hung from the ceiling with an electric hoist running underneath in the factory.
The whole system sits overhead, leaving walkways and machine layouts unchanged.
One rail run serves multiple stations instead of buying several separate cranes.
The rail hangs from the existing structure, with no need to pour a foundation or erect posts.
An enclosed rail means dust collects far less on the rolling surface, so the trolley runs smoothly for longer. The trolley runs inside a formed steel profile rated 200 kg.
Threaded rod hangers are anchored to the roof purlins or beams, with spacing calculated from the actual load and span. FullSharp checks the structure before installing.
A flat cable runs with the trolley, kept clear of head height and out of its path. The hoist has a brake that holds the load when power is cut.
FullSharp checks the roof structure, clear height, and the actual load before finalizing the rail cross-section and the number of hanger points. We draw the rail route to match your floor plan, then install and test-run it on site.