FullSharp installed a ceiling-mounted 5T rail rated for 200 kg with a hand-pulled trolley and an electric hoist, for a workshop moving parts between a few points on a short route. The hoist does the heavy lifting at a button press with a load-holding brake, while the trolley is pushed by hand to stop exactly where needed, keeping cost down.
A workshop needs to move parts between a few points along the same short route. Investing in a fully motorized trolley drive is overkill, but carrying loads by hand is still tiring. The floor around the area is already crowded with machines and workbenches.
FullSharp installs a 5T rail (200 kg rated load) mounted on the ceiling, with a trolley that's pushed and pulled by hand so it stops exactly where needed. The heavy lifting is handled by an electric hoist, raised and lowered at the push of a button with a load-holding brake. This combination is just enough for the job while keeping investment costs low.
A ceiling-mounted 5T rail with electric hoist and hand-pulled trolley.
Only the lifting mechanism is motorized; horizontal travel relies on a hand push.
Hand-pulled travel lets the operator judge position by eye, with no button to fine-tune.
The rail sits on the ceiling, adding no posts or track to the floor below.
Not always. On a short route, a hand-pushed trolley stops exactly where needed and costs less. The electric hoist still does the heavy lifting.
Yes. The electric hoist has a load-holding brake, so the part stays in place when the button is released. The operator can then push the trolley without the load slipping.
When parts move between a few points along one short route and the floor is crowded with machines and benches. FullSharp sizes the rail and hoist to the real load.
FullSharp reviews your roof structure, route length, and lifting frequency to settle on the right hoist size. Our technicians install the rail, fine-tune the trolley for a light touch, run a load test, and guide you on periodic brake checks.