FullSharp installed a 500 kg rail jib crane at an outdoor loading point by the warehouse door, where there is no ceiling to hang equipment from. The column stands on a concrete foundation built for lifting and wind loads, and corrosion-resistant paint suits rain and sun, so loading no longer waits for a hired crane.
Many loading and unloading points sit outside the plant, in a yard or right at the warehouse door, with no ceiling structure to hang equipment from. Calling a crane for every lift means waiting, and the cost adds up month after month. Equipment left outdoors must also withstand rain and sun year-round.
FullSharp installed a 500 kg rated rail jib crane right at the outdoor loading point. The column stands on a foundation, and the rotating arm covers the required work area. The structure and corrosion-resistant paint are selected for outdoor conditions, so the equipment lasts long with minimal maintenance.
500 kg rated rail jib crane installed outdoors at a loading and unloading area.
With fixed equipment at the receiving point, there's no need to wait for a crane every trip.
The structure and paint system are chosen for outdoor conditions, reducing rust and maintenance costs.
The jib's reach is calculated from the truck position and drop-off point, so loads land exactly where needed.
Yes. The column is anchored to a concrete foundation that takes lifting and wind loads, and the coating is chosen for outdoor exposure. FullSharp reviews the site first.
Reach is calculated from the truck position and the drop-off point, so loads land where needed. Limit stops keep the arm from hitting nearby objects.
For regular loading, hiring a crane for each lift means waiting and costs that add up month after month. A fixed jib is ready whenever needed.
FullSharp surveys the foundation soil, wind direction, truck parking position, and the required service radius to calculate the column, reach, and foundation design. We select the paint system for the local environment, then erect and load-test the crane. Contact FullSharp to schedule a site survey.