Rubber bale bags are heavy, with a slick, sticky surface that makes them hard for workers to grip securely. Each shift requires moving hundreds of bags from pallets into the machine, so the back and shoulders take constant strain. If a bag slips from someone's arms, it drops straight onto their feet, and the risk of injury is always present.
FullSharp installed an aluminum rail jib crane carrying an Anver vacuum lifter. The lightweight aluminum rail lets the trolley roll smoothly, so a light push moves the whole assembly. The suction head grips the bag surface and lifts it, and the operator only guides the direction instead of carrying the load.
Aluminum rail jib crane with Anver vacuum lifter, lifting a rubber bale bag inside the plant.
The load rests on the vacuum lifter, so workers no longer have to hug bags against their bodies while moving them.
The aluminum rail gives low rolling resistance, letting one person push the full span without exerting much effort.
Bags are held by vacuum instead of by hand, so they no longer slip loose along the way.
FullSharp weighs a real bag and checks its surface to choose the right tube diameter and the suction head that grips best. Our engineers measure the rotation radius between the pallet and the machine and inspect the overhead mounting structure. Contact FullSharp to schedule a site survey at your plant.