FullSharp installed a 500 kg jib crane with an electric hoist and a vacuum lifting pad driven by a Becker motor for glass, sheet metal, wood and stone panels. The motor holds steady suction through continuous lifting all shift, and the pendant control and rotating arm let the operator set each panel at the exact angle on the machine table.
Lifting a large panel is already difficult; rotating it to the exact angle for the machine table is even harder. The task repeats all day, so the suction must stay steady - a pressure drop mid-lift ruins the whole panel. Many plants use suction equipment with a weak pump that has to stop and wait for pressure to recover.
FullSharp installs a 500 kg jib crane with an electric hoist and a vacuum lifting pad driven by a Becker motor. The motor keeps suction steady, so continuous lifting stays stable. The rotating arm carries the panel to the exact placement angle, and pendant control gives precise raising and lowering.
500kg jib crane with an electric hoist and a Becker-motor vacuum lifting pad, lifting a material panel in the plant.
The Becker motor holds vacuum evenly, so continuous lifting all shift doesn't lose pressure.
The arm and hoist let you align the panel before lowering, with little need to readjust.
The panel is held evenly by the vacuum pad, limiting cracks and chipped edges during moves.
When lifting repeats all day, a weak pump has to stop and wait for pressure to recover, and a drop mid-lift can ruin a panel. A Becker vacuum motor in this project holds suction steady during continuous operation.
The hoist lifts at a steady speed and stops precisely at panel-placing height, while the pad holds the panel evenly. All raise, lower, suction and release buttons are on one pendant.
The cups are arranged to suit glass, sheet metal, wood or stone panel sizes. FullSharp checks the panel dimensions, weight and surface before setting up the pad.
FullSharp measures the panel size, weight and operating frequency to select the number of suction cups and motor power. Technicians check the post location, power supply and the panel's travel path before finalizing the drawing. Contact FullSharp to schedule a site survey.