FullSharp installs a 500 kg wall-mounted jib crane for small shops that need to lift parts of several hundred kilograms in a fixed corner with no room for a crane post. The whole system bolts to the wall with brackets and anchor bolts, the arm rotates on its pivot, and the floor below stays fully clear for work.
Small shops often have no room to erect a crane post, yet still need to lift parts weighing several hundred kilograms in a fixed corner. Manual jacking is slow, and bringing a forklift into a tight corner is hard to maneuver.
FullSharp installs a 500 kg wall-mounted jib crane, with the entire system bolted to the wall structure using brackets and anchor bolts. The arm rotates around its pivot, so the floor below stays completely clear.
500 kg wall-mounted jib crane installed in a work corner of the shop.
With no post on the ground, the corner still has enough room to work in.
Only a sturdy wall structure is needed, no anchor foundation in the floor.
500 kg covers most parts in small and medium mechanical shops.
Yes, if the wall or column can take the load. Brackets and anchor bolts are sized to the actual structure, and FullSharp checks the wall before installation.
A hoist or a manipulator hangs under the trolley, chosen to match the cargo type and work pace. The trolley moves in and out to set the reach.
Forklifts are hard to maneuver in tight corners and manual jacking is slow. A wall jib is always in place and covers the work area in an arc.
FullSharp checks the wall or column structure, the required load, and the actual reach before finalizing the anchor plan. We recalculate the bracket assembly to match the site conditions, then install, load-test, and hand it over to your shop.