For plants whose roof cannot carry a rail line, FullSharp builds a freestanding steel frame bolted to the floor that holds a 500 kg rail, with a Japanese-made ENDO hoist running underneath. No load goes to the existing roof, and the rail runs the full length of the frame so several stations share one system.
Not every plant has a roof strong enough to carry a rail line, especially rented buildings or those with wide-span metal roofing. Yet the production line still needs lifting equipment running the full length of the work area.
FullSharp builds a freestanding support frame to carry a 500 kg rail line without transferring any load to the existing roof. An ENDO hoist hangs beneath the rail, lifting and lowering with a light touch and traveling along the frame as production requires.
Support frame carrying a 500 kg rail with an ENDO hoist installed in the production plant.
The freestanding frame transfers no load to the plant's roof structure.
Any sufficiently solid floor will do, making it suitable even for rented facilities.
The rail runs the full length of the frame, so multiple stations can share one system.
Yes. A freestanding frame with steel columns, beams and base plates bolted to the floor carries the whole load, so it suits rented buildings and wide-span metal roofs.
Any sufficiently solid floor will do. FullSharp checks the floor condition and anchoring before installation. Base plates are bolted down to keep the frame stable.
Hooks, grippers or vacuum pads fitted to match the part being lifted. The hoist holds the load suspended when released. The trolley carries it along the rail with a simple push.
FullSharp measures the floor plan, clearance height, and the load to be lifted before designing the support frame. We size the base plates to the actual floor, select the ENDO hoist to match the stroke needed, then erect the frame and run trial tests.