FullSharp uses an articulating jib crane with a multi-segment arm for workstations surrounded by machines and racks, where a straight arm cannot reach the placement point. Each segment has a rotating joint, so the arm swings around obstacles to the exact spot, and the lifting device is an air balancer, pneumatic unit or vacuum pad chosen per station.
Some workstations are surrounded by machinery and racks, so a straight lifting arm cannot reach the point where the load needs to be placed. Workers have to turn and carry it the extra distance, which wastes time and risks bumping into nearby equipment.
FullSharp uses an articulating jib crane with an arm split into multiple segments. Thanks to a rotating joint at each segment, the arm swings around obstacles and delivers the load to the exact placement point, with the lifting device chosen to match each station's cargo type.
An articulating jib crane installed at a workstation in the factory.
The folding arm moves around machines and racks, so no rearranging of the floor plan is needed.
When not in use, fold the arm close to the post to free up space for other tasks.
The joints run smoothly, and the load does not swing when stopped, so it can be set down precisely.
An articulating jib crane. Its arm is split into segments with rotating joints, so it bends around obstacles instead of needing a clear swing circle.
The joints move smoothly and do not vibrate when stopped, so the load stays where it was placed. This helps with precise positioning at the station.
It depends on the cargo: an air balancer, a pneumatic unit or a vacuum pad. FullSharp chooses it after looking at the real load at each station.
FullSharp visits the site to map out the working area and the obstacles around the station. Based on that, we finalize the number of arm segments, the length of each one, and the lifting device suited to your cargo.