FullSharp installs an articulating pneumatic jib crane with a symmetrical two-hook set for parts that can only be lifted at two points. The load hangs level instead of tilting and swinging, and the arm folds at its center joint to guide material through narrow gaps between machines.
Many parts can only be hooked at two points — hook one side off-center and the load tilts and swings. In narrow aisles between machines, that swinging is both dangerous and slows workers down as they try to realign it.
FullSharp installs an articulating pneumatic jib crane with a symmetrical dual-point hook set. The load hangs balanced, and the arm folds at the joint so material can be threaded through narrow gaps between equipment with ease.
An articulating pneumatic jib crane carrying a dual-point hook set in the production workshop.
The dual-point hook keeps the part balanced throughout lifting and swinging.
The joint lets the arm change direction between machines placed close together.
The pneumatic unit carries the weight — the operator only guides direction.
If a part can only be hooked at two spots, hooking one side puts it off center so it tilts and swings. Two symmetrical hooks carry it evenly and keep it level.
Yes. The arm folds at the center joint so the load can be threaded through gaps around equipment. FullSharp checks the layout before choosing arm lengths.
It holds the load floating and stops at any height. Lift and lower buttons on the handle let one person hold and control the part.
FullSharp reviews the part's shape, hook positions, and the clearance around the station, then calculates the length of each arm segment. We build the dual-point hook to match your exact part and test-run it before handover.