FullSharp installed an articulating jib crane with a Lifts All unit and a plastic tray hook tool for trays stacked high, where top trays meant reaching up and bottom ones meant bending down. The two joints bring the lifting head right up to the stack, and the operator hooks the tray rim, lifts it slightly and pulls it clear.
Plastic trays are stacked high; grabbing a tray from the top layer means reaching up, while the bottom layer means bending down. Each tray isn't heavy, but the repetition through a shift overloads the operator's shoulders and back.
FullSharp installed an articulating jib crane carrying a Lifts All unit with a plastic tray hook tool. The two joints let the lifting head reach right up to the tray stack; the operator hooks the tray's rim, lifts slightly, and pulls it clear.
The articulating jib crane carrying a Lifts All unit with a plastic tray hook tool in the warehouse.
The folding arm lets the lifting head get in close to the stack and hard-to-reach spots.
The hook grips the tray's rim in one motion, no need to turn the tray around.
The unit carries the weight; the operator only pushes and pulls horizontally.
The articulating arm brings the hook to the tray at any height, so the operator stands upright and only guides the lift.
Each tray may be light, but repeating the lift all shift overloads shoulders and back. The lifter removes that repeated strain.
Warehouses with stacked plastic trays, food and component production lines, order picking and counting areas and transfer stations between processes.
FullSharp measures your tray dimensions, stack height, and working space before selecting the arm configuration. We design the hook tool to match your tray's rim, then finalize the arm reach for the articulating jib crane.