FullSharp installed a ceiling-mounted 5T steel rail system rated 200 kg along an R&D office, with runway rails and a moving bridge beam carrying a KITO electric chain hoist with remote control. Engineers hook a unit, lift it and push it lengthwise or crosswise to any test bench, instead of carrying it through aisles too narrow for a forklift.
The customer runs an R&D office with long rows of test benches and a repair area. Engineers often have to put heavy units on a bench for testing and disassembly, then move them to another bench. Carrying by hand is tiring and risks damaging the equipment, while the aisles between benches are too narrow for a forklift.
FullSharp installed a ceiling-mounted 5T steel rail system rated 200 kg along the room. Each line has two runway rails and a moving bridge beam carrying a KITO electric chain hoist with remote control. The rails cover the working area of the benches: the engineer hooks the load, presses the button to lift it, then gives a light push to move it lengthwise or crosswise to the exact spot.
Ceiling-mounted 5T rail system rated 200 kg with KITO electric hoists over the test benches of an R&D office.
The hoist lifts the heavy unit and the engineer only pushes lightly to move it, reducing back strain and drops.
Runway rails and bridge beam let the hoist reach any point on the benches, placing units exactly where they are tested.
The whole rail system hangs from the ceiling, keeping aisles and office floor clear.
A bridge rail system over the benches lets the hoist reach any point. The engineer lifts the unit and pushes it lengthwise or crosswise to the next bench.
Two fixed runway rails are hung from the ceiling and a bridge beam travels on them. The hoist runs along the bridge, so it covers a rectangular area.
The KITO electric chain hoist in this project uses a remote control. The 5T rail system is rated at 200 kg and hung from the ceiling on steel pipes.
Send FullSharp the room size, ceiling height, bench layout and the weight of the equipment to be lifted. We survey the site, lay out the rail lines and install the complete system.