FullSharp built a 500 kg rail frame kit that stands freely on the floor with a hoist running along the rail, for roll lifting in a leased building whose light steel roof cannot carry a suspended load. All the load goes down the frame legs, and the hoist can be electric or hand chain type depending on how often the site lifts.
Not every factory roof can bear a suspended load, especially in leased buildings or those with lightweight steel roofing. Yet that area may still need to lift half-tonne loads and move them along a fixed route.
FullSharp builds a 500 kg rail frame kit that stands freely on the floor, with a hoist running along the rail. The entire load transfers down through the frame legs, never touching the roof structure. The hoist can be electric or hand chain type, depending on how often the facility needs to lift.
A 500 kg rail frame kit with lifting hoist installed in a production area.
Suits leased facilities or lightweight steel roofing that cannot bear a suspended load.
A moderate-sized structure fits into limited space with minimal disruption to production.
Lighter than a double-girder crane, yet enough for small to medium lifting needs.
Yes, on a freestanding frame. The load goes through the legs to the floor and never touches the roof, which suits leased buildings.
An electric hoist suits frequent lifting; a hand chain hoist is enough when lifts are occasional. FullSharp recommends based on how often the site actually lifts.
The rail system in this project is rated at 500 kg. FullSharp sizes the frame and route to the real rolls. Heavier loads need a stronger frame and hoist.
FullSharp measures the installation area, the load to be lifted, and the foundation supporting the frame legs. Our engineers finalize the frame span, rail length, and suitable hoist type. FullSharp then fabricates, erects, and load-tests the system before handover.