FullSharp supplied a 400 kg mini crane with a compact frame that rolls between rows of machines for maintenance, mold moving and machine positioning in corners a fixed crane cannot reach. The boom reach and height adjust to the available clearance, and one operator lifts, moves and sets the load down.
Machine maintenance or re-positioning a mold often happens in corners a fixed crane can't reach. Hand jacks and levers can do the job, but slowly, and they slip easily when the load weighs several hundred kilograms.
FullSharp supplies a 400 kg mini crane with a compact frame that rolls in between rows of machines. The boom's reach and height adjust to fit the available clearance, and the lifting unit runs smoothly. One operator is enough to lift, move, and set the load down.
A 400 kg mini crane lifting equipment inside the facility.
Lifts where a fixed crane can't reach, with no need to dismantle machines.
Costs much less than installing a fixed crane for a rarely used area.
Simple to operate, so maintenance staff can run it without a dedicated lifting crew.
A compact mini crane rolls into the space and lifts there, with no need to dismantle machines or wait for an overhead crane.
For occasional lifting at many locations it usually costs much less than a fixed crane at each one, and it can be used in areas where a fixed crane cannot be installed.
Installing and positioning machinery, moving molds, lifting components in mechanical workshops and maintenance work at several sites.
FullSharp asks about the weight and dimensions of the load, plus the aisle width in the facility. Our engineers select the model based on the required reach. The crane ships with operating instructions and a periodic safety inspection schedule.