FullSharp installed an 80 kg jib crane built in mini gantry style to fit a corner of a workshop that lifts light parts many times a day. An electric hoist handles lifting and the swing arm brings parts between pickup and drop point, so the shop avoids a full bridge crane and no building changes are needed.
The customer's workshop only needs to lift light parts and components, but they still have to be picked up and set down many times a day. A full-size bridge crane would be far more than needed and would take up valuable floor space. The work area itself sits tucked into one corner of the shop.
FullSharp installed an 80 kg jib crane built as a mini gantry crane, sized to fit exactly into the work corner. An electric hoist handles the lifting while the swing arm brings the load to where it needs to go. The system is quick to install and requires no changes to the building.
An 80 kg mini gantry-style jib crane with an electric hoist, installed in one work corner of the factory.
The 80 kg system is more compact and economical than a full bridge crane, yet still handles daily work.
The mini gantry structure sits in a corner of the shop without blocking the walkway.
No building alterations or roof work are needed; it is ready to use as soon as it is set up.
Usually not. For light parts in one area, a compact 80 kg jib crane does the job without the cost and floor space of a bridge crane.
The compact steel frame fits into a corner or a narrow aisle. FullSharp sizes it to the exact work corner after a site check.
No. The structure stands on its own and installs quickly without changes to the building. The 80 kg electric hoist lifts and lowers by pendant control.
FullSharp measures the work corner's floor area, ceiling height, and actual lifting load to select a frame size that fits. Our engineers check the power supply at the installation point and the required swing radius. Contact FullSharp to schedule a survey and get a proposal.