FullSharp built an aluminum rail jib crane with a height-adjustable column and an ANVER vacuum tube lifter for picking bags stacked in several tiers on pallets. The column is lowered for bottom tiers and raised for top ones, and the vacuum tube grips the bag and lifts it the moment the handle is pulled, taking the strain off workers' backs.
Bags stacked in multiple tiers on a pallet mean bending down for the lower tiers and reaching up for the top ones. A single fixed height cannot serve both, and carrying bags by hand puts all the strain on the back.
FullSharp builds a rotating jib crane on an aluminum rail with a height-adjustable column, lowering for the bottom tiers and raising for the top ones. The working end is an ANVER vacuum tube lifter, which clamps onto the bag surface and lifts it the moment the handle is pulled.
An ANVER vacuum tube lifter hangs from an aluminum rail jib crane, used for picking bags in the warehouse.
The column adjusts to pallet height, so operators never reach or bend beyond a comfortable range.
The vacuum tube lifts and lowers right at the handle, taking only seconds per bag.
The trolley rolls smoothly on the aluminum rail, cutting the push force needed from the operator.
Yes. The suction pad is matched to the bag material so it holds firmly on both paper and woven sacks. FullSharp tests with the customer's actual bags when needed.
Pallets stacked in tiers need low and high reach. Adjusting the beam height keeps every tier within a comfortable working range.
The tube lifts and lowers right at the handle, so each bag takes only seconds and handling stays continuous. Actual output depends on the distance between pallet and drop point.
FullSharp weighs the bags, checks the bag material and the maximum pallet height to choose the tube diameter and the column adjustment range. Our engineers also check the floor at the column base and the compressed air supply. Contact FullSharp to schedule a warehouse survey.