FullSharp installed a 500 kg jib crane beside a machine, using a steel rail as the arm with an electric hoist, for workpieces of several hundred kilograms. The arm swings between the staging area and the machine table, and one person presses the lift button and pushes the arm, with no forklift call and no full-length bridge crane.
A machining station often needs to lift workpieces and parts weighing several hundred kilograms on and off the machine. Calling in a forklift takes time, while a bridge crane running the length of the shop is far more than that one station actually needs.
FullSharp installed a 500 kg jib crane right next to the machine, with a steel rail as the arm carrying an electric hoist. The arm rotates around the post to reach both the workpiece staging area and the machine table, so one person can press the lift button and push the arm at the same time.
A 500 kg rail-arm jib crane with an electric hoist hanging under the arm at the production area.
The arm rotates around the post, reaching every point within its working radius.
Workers at the station lift their own workpieces, so the line never has to stop.
Installed only where lifting is needed, instead of a bridge crane running the whole shop.
Calling a forklift takes time for each lift. A jib crane beside the machine is always ready and lets one operator lift and position the workpiece.
The arm is a steel rail, so the trolley runs in and out and picks up loads near the post or at the far end. FullSharp sets the reach to the real layout.
It is fixed with expansion bolts into a concrete foundation that takes both the lifting force and the arm moment. The hoist has a pendant control and brake.
FullSharp checks the concrete foundation quality, the working radius, and the ceiling height to finalize the post size and arm length. We handle the foundation, installation, and load testing before handover.