FullSharp mounted an articulating jib crane on an overhead rail so the whole unit travels along a long line, for loads that must move and also turn at each stop. A horizontal pneumatic hoist works with a pneumatic lifting cylinder on the arm, so lifting, lowering and turning happen right at the work point without any electrical power.
Loads must both travel along a long fixed line and turn at each stopping point. A mechanism that only lifts up and down is not enough, and turning loads by hand is slow and unsafe.
FullSharp mounts an articulating jib crane on an overhead rail so the whole assembly travels along the line. On the arm, a horizontal pneumatic hoist works with a pneumatic lifting cylinder, allowing lifting, lowering, and turning right at the work point without any electrical power.
Rail-mounted articulating jib crane using a horizontal pneumatic hoist and a pneumatic lifting cylinder.
The crane assembly travels along the rail, serving multiple stops with a single unit.
Lifting runs entirely on compressed air, suited to areas requiring explosion protection.
The joint and cylinder work together for quick turning and positioning.
It lets the crane travel along a long line and still swing at each stop. One unit covers several work points instead of installing a fixed jib at each one.
Yes. In this project a horizontal pneumatic hoist and an air cylinder do the lifting, and the rotating joint lets the operator turn the load, all on compressed air.
It is a pneumatic hoist that lies flat instead of hanging vertically, so it takes little headroom. FullSharp chooses the hoist and cylinder to suit the real load and lifting height.
FullSharp measures the line length, load weight, and the turning angles needed to select the rail system, joint, and cylinder stroke. Our engineers check the air pressure and suspension structure before installation. Contact FullSharp to schedule a survey.