FullSharp built a free-standing 200 kg aluminum rail frame with an ENDO air balancer and a vacuum lifting tool for flat parts whose surfaces scratch easily. The frame stands on the floor with no ceiling mounting, and the part is lifted by suction and carried along the rail to the drop position by one operator.
Flat parts with surfaces that scratch easily force workers to carry them with both hands and move slowly. The assembly floor is tight, so adding jib crane columns would block the workbenches and walkways.
FullSharp built a 200 kg aluminum rail frame that stands freely on the floor, with no ceiling mounting needed. Mounted on the rail is an ENDO air balancer with a vacuum lifting tool, which lifts the part and carries it along the rail to the drop position.
Aluminum rail frame with ENDO air balancer and vacuum lifting tool in the assembly area.
The frame stands on the floor, so rented buildings or weak ceilings can still have it installed.
The vacuum pad replaces mechanical jaws, holding parts by suction so no marks are left on the product.
Suction, lifting, turning and placing happen in one motion, so the operator never changes posture.
Yes. A free-standing aluminum frame carries the rail on its own columns and beams, so nothing is fixed to the roof. This suits rented buildings or ceilings that cannot take extra load.
It balances the weight of the part with compressed air so the operator lifts and positions it with light force and good control.
The part is held by suction on its face rather than by hands, ropes or hooks, so it is moved and set down without fingerprints, dents or scratches on the finished surface.
FullSharp engineers survey the working area, the required lift height and the surface of the part to be lifted in order to select the right suction pad size. We then design the aluminum rail frame to fit the work zone exactly without blocking walkways. Send us the part's dimensions and weight, and we'll provide a plan and installation schedule.