FullSharp mounted a horizontal pneumatic hoist and a carton vacuum head on an articulating jib crane for a packing line with a low ceiling and aisles too narrow for carts. The flat hoist saves overhead clearance, and the folding joints thread each box through the gaps between machines to the exact spot it is needed.
In many packing lines, low ceilings mean a vertical hoist uses up all the lifting height, leaving almost no clearance to raise a carton box. Meanwhile, the aisles between machines are too narrow for a cart, so workers end up carrying boxes by hand.
FullSharp uses a horizontal pneumatic hoist mounted on an articulating jib crane, saving valuable overhead clearance. The vacuum head grips the carton surface, and the arm's folding joints thread the box through gaps between machines to the exact spot needed.
Horizontal pneumatic hoist and carton box vacuum head mounted on an articulating jib crane in a packing workshop.
The horizontal hoist reduces installed height while keeping enough lifting travel for low-ceiling workshops.
Folding joints move the box along a curved path, working in tight gaps between production lines.
The vacuum head spreads force evenly, so carton boxes don't dent or tear when lifted.
It lies flat on the arm, so it uses much less height than a vertical hoist. Under a low ceiling this leaves enough clearance to lift cartons properly.
An articulating arm folds and bends around obstacles, so the box can be carried through gaps that a cart or straight arm cannot pass.
The head presses on the box surface and vacuum holds it, so the operator lifts without gripping the sides. FullSharp matches the head to the real carton sizes.
FullSharp surveys the ceiling height and overhead clearance, and measures a sample box to select the horizontal hoist travel and vacuum head size. We also check the compressed air supply already available at the plant. Call FullSharp to schedule an on-site measurement.