For carton stacking that repeats thousands of times a shift, FullSharp installed an articulating jib crane with a Becker suspension joint and a vacuum lifting unit. The joint turns the suction head a full 360 degrees without moving the base, and the operator picks and releases boxes with one touch while the crane takes the weight.
Stacking carton boxes onto pallets repeats thousands of times each shift: bend down, lift, turn, and set down. After only a few hours, workers' backs grow tired and boxes start getting dented at the corners.
FullSharp installs an articulating jib crane with a Becker suspension joint together with a vacuum lifting unit. The suction cups grip the box surface, and the joint allows a full 360-degree rotation without moving the base. The operator holds the control handle, picking up and releasing boxes with a single touch.
An articulating jib crane with a Becker suspension joint and vacuum lifting pad used for carton boxes.
Even suction and controlled lowering keep boxes intact as they leave the packing station.
The joint allows a full 360-degree turn, keeping pickup and pallet stacking within easy reach.
The equipment carries the load instead of the worker, so stacking speed stays the same at the end of the shift as at the start.
It lets the suction head rotate smoothly under load, so the box stays stable as the operator changes direction. Here the joint allows a full 360 degree turn without moving the base.
The bend, lift, turn and set-down cycle is carried by the equipment, so stacking speed at the end of the shift stays the same as at the start.
Even suction and controlled lowering keep boxes intact as they leave the packing station. FullSharp chooses suction cups to suit the carton size and surface.
FullSharp measures the box dimensions, weight, and the distance from the conveyor to the pallet. Our engineers select the arm reach and suction cup type to match the box surface. The system is installed and test-run with the factory's actual goods.