FullSharp installed a 500 kg overhead rail along a production line so loads of several hundred kilograms travel from one end to the other on a trolley. Forklifts no longer queue in narrow aisles between machines, and since the whole system hangs overhead, the floor stays clear for people and carts.
Loads weighing several hundred kilograms are awkward for forklifts, which get blocked by machines and have to queue in narrow aisles. Manual hoisting is slow and hard to position accurately in the middle of a production line.
FullSharp installed a 500 kg overhead rail running the length of the production line. A trolley slides along the rail, carrying the load straight from one end of the line to the other, while the floor stays clear for people and carts.
500 kg overhead rail line with hanger brackets and trolley installed in the plant.
The whole system sits overhead, so the floor has no columns or track to obstruct carts.
The load runs along a set rail, so the route repeats accurately with fewer collisions with machines on either side.
The rail joins in sections, so extending the line or adding a branch later doesn't mean starting from scratch.
It carries a trolley with a hoist or lifting tool along a set path, moving loads of up to 500 kg between stations. It suits lines where forklifts get blocked by machines.
Hanger brackets and threaded rods attach it to roof trusses or beams, with adjustable height so the rail stays straight. FullSharp checks the structure before installing.
Yes. Lifting attachment points are ready for a hoist or tool as needed at each location. End stops keep the trolley from running off the rail.
FullSharp visits the plant to measure truss spacing and check the roof's load-bearing capacity before confirming mounting points for a 500 kg load. Our engineers map the rail route to follow the load's actual path, so no section needs manual carrying. Tell us your building length and the load to be lifted, and we'll schedule a site survey.