Rubber blocks are heavy and slippery, making them hard to hold and easy to drop from bare hands. The soft surface means tying rope or clamping firmly both leave marks. Workers have to repeat the lift-and-set motion many times a shift, which wears them out fast.
FullSharp installs a jib crane on an aluminum rail carrying a vacuum tube lifter rated 80 kg. The suction pad presses onto the block's flat surface, and once the vacuum forms, it holds firmly, lifting and moving the block without leaving a mark. The lightweight aluminum rail lets the trolley glide very smoothly.
A vacuum tube lifter hanging from an aluminum rail jib crane, lifting a rubber block.
Suction with a soft pad keeps the rubber surface intact, so fewer items get rejected.
The low-friction aluminum rail lets you move the load along the route without needing force.
Each suction and release cycle works the same way, keeping a steady pace throughout the shift.
FullSharp measures the weight, size, and surface flatness of the rubber block to select the right suction pad. We check the roof structure, then lay out the aluminum rail route to match your machine positions. Call FullSharp to schedule a site survey at your plant.