FullSharp supplies a 400 kg push-type mini crane for workshops that lift a few hundred kilograms at many different spots. The crane rolls on wheels to wherever it is needed, the adjustable boom lifts molds and component assemblies, and a self-holding brake sets each load down exactly where required.
Some jobs only need to lift a few hundred kilograms, but at many different spots around the workshop. Building a fixed jib crane for every location is costly, and calling in a large forklift blocks walkways and cannot squeeze between rows of machines.
FullSharp supplies a 400 kg push-type mini crane for this need. The crane stands on wheels, works wherever it is pushed, and its boom extends to lift molds or component assemblies and set them down exactly where needed.
A 400 kg push-type mini crane moving around the workshop, lifting molds and component assemblies.
The compact frame slips between machines without widening any walkway.
Ready to use immediately, with no foundation drilling or ceiling beams to hang.
Pushing, positioning, and lifting are all handled by a single operator.
When lifting is needed at many spots, a fixed jib at each location costs too much. A push-type crane goes wherever it is needed and fits between machine rows.
Wide legs resist tipping and lockable wheels hold the unit steady. FullSharp reviews load weight and reach before supplying the crane.
A hand crank or winch lifts slowly and holds the load with a self-holding brake when winding stops. Slings are chosen to suit the load.
FullSharp asks about the load weight, the lifting height needed, and the walkway width before selecting a configuration. Our engineers recommend a suitable reach, deliver at the workshop, and guide safety checks before every shift.