FullSharp installed a 5T rail jib crane rated 200 kg in a bottled water plant, carrying an air balancer and a water bottle hook tool. The balancer uses compressed air to keep the bottle suspended at any height, so the worker hooks a bottle and moves it with a light push of one hand, hundreds of times a shift without straining shoulders.
A bottled-water plant must lift bottles up and down hundreds of times a shift. Carrying them with correct posture is slow, and moving fast strains workers' shoulders and backs. The bottles are also slippery, so one slip of the hand spills water onto the floor.
FullSharp installs a 5T rail jib crane rated at 200 kg, carrying an air balancer and a water bottle hook tool underneath. The air balancer uses compressed air to keep the load suspended at any height. The worker hooks a bottle and, with a light push of one hand, moves it up, down, or around with the arm.
5T rail jib crane with an air balancer and water bottle hook tool at a plant's work area.
The load is suspended, so a light push moves the bottle up or down exactly as needed.
Workers no longer strain to carry each bottle, easing shoulder and back fatigue during high-volume work.
The tool grips the bottle neck firmly, reducing the risk of slipping and spilling water onto the floor.
A hook tool holds the bottle securely, so it does not slip from wet hands. The balancer keeps it suspended while it is moved.
Yes. The load is suspended by the air balancer, so a light push of one hand moves each bottle and the worker does not lift its weight.
The arm swings around the post and extends the worker's reach, so bottles are moved between points without walking back and forth.
FullSharp reviews where the rotating post will sit, the reach radius needed, and the ceiling height before finalizing the arm length. Our engineers weigh your actual bottles, measure the bottle neck, and observe your work pace to select the right air balancer and tool. You then receive an installation plan along with on-site operating guidance.