FullSharp installed an ABUS overhead rail system rated 500 kg along the exact working route of a workshop packed with machinery, carrying a genuine ABUS electric hoist. The load transfers to the ceiling structure through the suspension system so the floor stays clear, and the hoist lifts and lowers precisely at each machine.
A workshop already packed with machinery has no room left to erect a jib crane column. Goods still need to travel from one machine to another along a fixed route. Pushing a cart or carrying by hand is slow and risks bumping into equipment.
FullSharp installs an ABUS overhead rail system that follows the exact working route, carrying a genuine ABUS electric hoist. The full load transfers up to the ceiling structure through the suspension system, so the floor stays clear. The trolley runs smoothly along the rail, and the hoist lifts and lowers precisely at each position.
An ABUS overhead rail system with an ABUS electric hoist installed in a production workshop.
The entire suspension system hangs from the ceiling, so walkways and machine positions stay unchanged.
The rail follows the actual path of the goods, making repeated tasks fast and consistent.
The ABUS rail and hoist withstand continuous loading, keeping annual maintenance costs low.
An overhead rail follows a whole route between machines and needs no floor column, while a jib crane only covers the circle around its post.
The imported ABUS rail in this project is rated at 500 kg. FullSharp selects rail and hoist to the actual load and route.
Rods and mounting brackets fix it to the ceiling structure and spread the load evenly. FullSharp checks the structure before installation.
FullSharp inspects the ceiling structure, height, and material transfer route before finalizing the suspension plan. Our engineers calculate the suspension spacing, rail length, and hoist load capacity. The system is installed and load-tested before handover.