FullSharp installs an aluminum rail jib crane with a KITO manual chain hoist for small workshops that lift only a few times a day to place parts on a machine. Pull the chain to lift and release to hold, with no wiring or electrical cabinet, while the light rail keeps the structure simple and the trolley smooth.
Small workshops don't lift continuously, just a few crane cycles a day to place parts on a machine table. Installing an electric hoist and wiring power for those few lifts isn't worth it, yet manually carrying heavy parts is still dangerous for workers.
FullSharp installs an aluminum-rail jib crane with a KITO manual chain hoist. Pull the chain to lift, release to stop in place, no electricity needed. The lightweight aluminum rail keeps the support structure simple and lets the trolley run smoothly.
An aluminum-rail jib crane with a KITO manual chain hoist installed in the workshop.
Fully manual, so it can be installed in areas without power or with unstable power supply.
Fewer parts, no electrical cabinet, suited to workshops that lift only a few times a day.
The aluminum rail reduces load on the ceiling and columns, simplifying reinforcement work.
When lifting happens only a few times a day, wiring power for an electric hoist is not worth the cost. A manual chain hoist lifts safely with no electricity and fewer parts.
Yes. The KITO hoist has a ratchet lock that holds the load at any height. A safety latch on the hook keeps the sling or chain from slipping off.
Aluminum is light and resists corrosion, so it puts less load on the workshop structure and lets the trolley run smoothly. FullSharp sets the arm length to the actual machine layout.
FullSharp reviews your lifting frequency, heaviest load, and lift height to select the right size of manual hoist. Our engineers also check the mounting points on your ceiling or columns before finalizing the rail length. Contact FullSharp to schedule a survey.