FullSharp installed a 5T ceiling-mounted rail with a pneumatic lifting cylinder and a mechanical gripper rated for 200 kg working loads, moving parts overhead between machines in a crowded plant. Parts are clamped, lifted and pushed along the rail to where they are needed, so carts no longer squeeze through narrow aisles and the floor layout stays as it is.
Many plants need to move goods regularly between machines, but the floor is already packed with equipment. Carts have to squeeze through narrow aisles — slow and prone to collisions — while carrying parts weighing several hundred kilograms by hand simply isn't feasible.
FullSharp installs a 5T ceiling-mounted rail system, using a pneumatic lifting cylinder combined with a mechanical gripper rated for 200 kg working loads. Goods are clamped, lifted, and run along the overhead rail line straight to where they're needed, with nothing in the way on the floor below.
A 5T ceiling-mounted rail system with a lifting cylinder and mechanical gripper in a production area.
Goods travel overhead, so walkways and machine layouts stay exactly as they are — no need to reorganize the plant.
The mechanical gripper has few electronic parts, so it runs reliably and is simple to maintain.
The cylinder's fixed stroke makes every lift identical, so operators get faster with practice.
A lifting cylinder has a fixed stroke, so every lift goes to the same height and the cycle stays consistent. Combined with a mechanical gripper it has few electronic parts, which keeps maintenance simple.
Yes. The rail hangs from the roof structure, so goods travel above machines and walkways. FullSharp checks the ceiling structure and the route before deciding rail length and supports.
This installation runs a 200 kg working load on a 5T rail. The gripper is shaped to the customer's part, and FullSharp designs a new gripper when the part shape or weight is different.
FullSharp inspects the roof structure and allowable load before finalizing the overhead rail line. Our engineers select the cylinder stroke, design the gripper to match your part's shape, then install it, load-test it, and train your team to operate it on site.