FullSharp built a freestanding aluminum rail frame inside an assembly area and hung a 200 kg pneumatic jib crane from it, for a plant owner who did not want to drill the roof or alter the building. The light aluminum rail lets the trolley glide, so a single push moves the load, replacing slow and imprecise work with carts.
An assembly area needs lifting equipment that runs within a set range, but the plant owner does not want to drill into the roof or alter the building structure. Using a cart instead makes the work slow and imprecise.
FullSharp builds a freestanding aluminum rail frame within the work area and hangs a 200 kg pneumatic jib crane from it. The lightweight aluminum rail lets the trolley glide smoothly, so a single push from the operator moves the load along with it.
Aluminum rail frame with a 200 kg pneumatic jib crane installed in the assembly area.
The frame stands on the floor, so there is no need to drill into the roof structure.
The aluminum rail with the pneumatic jib crane keeps handling light throughout the shift.
The frame breaks down into sections, so you can rearrange the line and keep using it.
Yes, by hanging it from a freestanding frame. The columns stand on the floor inside the work area, so the roof and building structure are left as they are.
The trolley glides easily on the light aluminum rail, so the whole jib moves along the frame with one push and covers more of the assembly area.
Component assembly lines, packaging and labeling areas, material feed stations for machines and electronics and home appliance plants. FullSharp sizes the frame to the real load and area.
FullSharp measures the work area range, clearance height, and load weight before designing the aluminum rail frame. We install the pneumatic jib crane to match the exact stroke needed, then run trial tests with your production team.