FullSharp offers a 400 kg push-type mini crane for workshops and warehouses that lift a few hundred kilograms a day at different spots. One person pushes it straight to the job, the splayed-leg steel frame keeps it stable, and smooth wheels roll through narrow aisles without waiting for a forklift.
Many workshops only need to lift a few hundred kilograms a day, but at different locations each time. Installing a fixed crane for every spot is not worthwhile, while calling in a forklift means waiting and struggling through narrow aisles.
FullSharp offers a 400 kg push-type mini crane that one person can push straight to the right spot and start using. The steel frame with splayed legs keeps it stable when lifting, and the smooth-rolling wheels move through narrow aisles without getting stuck.
400 kg push-type mini crane being test-run in the warehouse area.
One crane serves multiple lifting points instead of installing a fixed crane for each area.
Ready to use as soon as it arrives, with no floor drilling or ceiling structure required.
The compact frame and smooth wheels move easily between rows of shelving.
The steel frame has splayed legs that lower the center of gravity when the arm reaches out. Locking pins secure the wheels during lifting.
Yes. The 400 kg arm has adjustable hook height to suit the item. FullSharp reviews load weight and reach before supplying it.
It raises and lowers slowly and evenly, with a brake that holds the load at any stopping point. That lets the operator pause, adjust and set the load down with control.
FullSharp asks about the heaviest load, the lift height needed, and the floor surface where the crane will operate. Based on that, we recommend the arm reach, winch type, and wheels that suit your workshop's conditions.