FullSharp supplied a 300 kg electric roll clamp lifter with a head that cradles the roll body and tilts it, for finished rolls stored horizontally but fed into the machine upright. One operator drives up, clamps the roll, lifts and tilts it to the right orientation and delivers it to the feed position without rolling it along the floor.
Finished rolls can weigh several hundred kilograms and are stored horizontally in the warehouse, but the machine needs them standing upright. Rolling them along the floor leaves them dirty and crushes the edges, while a standard fork lifter can easily puncture the outer layer.
FullSharp supplied a 300 kg electric roll clamp lifter with a clamp head that cradles the roll body and tilts it. One operator drives up, clamps the roll, lifts it, tilts it to the right orientation, and delivers it straight to the feed position.
A 300 kg electric roll clamp lifter holding and tilting a material roll in the warehouse.
The roll stays on the lifter at all times, so it never gets dirty or crushed at the edges.
Tilting happens right on the clamp head, with no extra tilt table or second person needed.
From picking up the roll in the warehouse to loading it onto the machine, one operator does the whole job.
A clamp head holds the roll body and tilts it on the lifter, so it never rolls on the floor, gets dirty or has its edges crushed.
Standard forks can puncture the outer layer of a roll or crush its edges. A clamp head cradles the roll body instead and spreads the contact, so the material stays intact.
Printing and film coating plants, paper and packaging mills and textile plants that move heavy rolls to machines each shift.
FullSharp asks for the roll's diameter, width, and weight along with the feed shaft height to select the right clamp head. We hand over the lifter, provide safe operation training, and offer warranty support in Vietnam.