FullSharp supplied a 500 kg push-type gantry crane with an electric hoist for plants in leased buildings that cannot drill into the ceiling but still lift loads of several hundred kilograms. The load goes to the floor through two legs on casters, and the gantry is pushed into place, used, then moved or parked in a corner.
Many plants lease their building and can't drill into the ceiling structure, yet still need to lift loads weighing several hundred kilograms. Borrowing a forklift for each short lift wastes time waiting and lacks the precision needed to set loads into an exact spot. What's needed is freestanding, movable lifting equipment.
FullSharp supplied a 500 kg push-type gantry crane carrying an electric hoist, with the entire load transferred to the floor through its two legs. The operator pushes the gantry into place, then presses the hoist button to lift and lower. Once done, the gantry can be pushed to another area or parked in a corner of the shop.
The 500 kg push-type gantry crane with electric hoist, standing directly on the plant floor.
The entire load transfers to the floor through the two legs, so leased buildings or light prefab roofs can still use it.
Push the gantry to another spot whenever needed; one unit serves several stages in the plant.
Assemble and adjust it in a short time, then push it into a corner to free up the floor when work is done.
Yes. The whole load passes through two legs to the floor, so nothing is fixed to the ceiling. FullSharp checks floor condition before supplying it.
One or two people push it across a flat floor on its casters. The steel crossbeam serves as the runway for the hoist trolley.
Borrowing a forklift means waiting and lacks the precision to set loads into an exact spot. A gantry with a hoist lifts and lowers by button.
FullSharp surveys floor flatness, clear height, and the dimensions of the load to be lifted before selecting the gantry span. We calculate the remaining lifting height after accounting for the hoist and hook, then trial-assemble it at your plant. Call FullSharp to schedule an on-site measurement.