FullSharp installed a 5T rail with a 200 kg rated load along a long production line and fitted 11 hoists on the same rail, one for each section. Each station uses its nearest hoist so nobody waits, and with everything overhead the floor stays free for workbenches instead of separate lifting equipment at every station.
A long production line with multiple stations all needing to lift material, each working a short section at a time. With only a single lifting point, the stations have to wait on each other and the line's rhythm slows down. Giving each station its own equipment, on the other hand, uses up floor space and adds cost.
FullSharp installed a 5T rail (200 kg rated load) running the length of the line, fitted with 11 hoists along the same rail. Each station uses the nearest hoist, so no one has to wait. With everything overhead, the entire floor is left free for workbenches.
5T overhead rail fitted with 11 hoists serving multiple stations on one production line.
Each station has its own hoist, so there's no need to wait for a shared lifting point.
A single shared rail line replaces installing separate equipment for each station.
Each hoist's position can be adjusted to match the actual workbench arrangement.
Yes. Here 11 hoists run on the same rail, each with its own trolley and assigned to a station section. FullSharp plans the allocation from the line layout.
Separate lifting equipment at each station uses floor space and adds cost. A shared overhead rail serves every station from above and leaves the floor for workbenches.
The rail carries a 200 kg rated load at every lifting point. Each hoist trolley runs smoothly inside the rail and is pushed lightly by hand within its own section.
FullSharp measures the line length, each station's position, and the roof structure to finalize the number of suspension points. Our engineers divide each hoist's operating section, then install, test-run the full line, and provide safe operating guidance.