FullSharp installed a ceiling-mounted 5T rail rated 200 kg along a door finishing area, with a COMEUP hoist and a pneumatic vacuum suction tool for large finished iron doors. The cups grip the door panel and lift it straight up, so the paint finish is not marked by cables and one operator moves each door along the rail.
Large finished iron doors are prone to dented corners and scratched paint even when carried by two workers. Slinging cables across the door panel takes time and leaves marks on the surface.
FullSharp installed a ceiling-mounted 5T 200 kg rail running the length of the finishing area, fitted with a COMEUP hoist and a pneumatic vacuum suction tool. The tool is pressed onto the door panel, grips it, and lifts it straight up, keeping the paint finish intact as the door moves along the rail to the next position.
Ceiling-mounted 5T rail with a COMEUP hoist and pneumatic suction tool lifting an iron door panel.
The rubber cups grip the flat door panel, leaving no cable marks or hook impressions.
Eliminates the sling and unsling step for each panel, keeping the work pace more consistent.
One operator controls the suction, lifting, and pushing of the door along the rail.
Rubber suction cups grip the flat door panel, so there are no cable marks or hook impressions. Slinging cables across the panel takes time and scuffs the paint.
The pneumatic tool generates vacuum from the workshop's compressed air. A check valve holds vacuum if pressure drops and a horn warns before suction is lost.
One operator controls the suction, lifting and pushing of the door along the rail, where two workers used to carry it. The work pace is also more even.
FullSharp measures the door panel size, weight, and surface condition to calculate the number of suction cups needed. Our technical team surveys the ceiling structure, then finalizes the rail run, rod mounting positions, and hoist configuration.