FullSharp fits a swivel joint and a pneumatic duckbill clamp to a customer's existing pneumatic hoist for bar, pipe and sheet parts that must be turned before entering a machine. The clamp grips firmly and the joint lets the operator rotate the part in the air, so there is no need to set it down and pick it up again.
Many bar- and pipe-shaped parts must be turned to the right orientation before they can go into a machine. Doing this by hand is both heavy and prone to slipping, especially in tight spaces where the operator cannot stand upright.
FullSharp fits a swivel joint to the customer's existing pneumatic hoist. The duckbill clamp opens and closes pneumatically, gripping the part firmly, while the swivel joint lets it be turned on the spot — no need to set it down and pick it back up.
Swivel joint with a duckbill clamp fitted to a pneumatic hoist in a production plant.
Rotate the part right on the clamp, with no need to set it down on the floor and pick it up again.
Rubber-lined jaws both increase friction and preserve the part's surface finish.
Fits onto the pneumatic hoist you already have, costing less than investing in a whole new lifting unit.
Yes. The connection is made to fit pneumatic hoists already in use. FullSharp checks the hoist model and the parts before supplying the clamp and joint.
A swivel joint with a load-rated bearing lets the operator rotate the part by hand with little force, so it reaches the right orientation without being set down.
The alloy steel jaws are rubber lined, which adds friction and protects the surface. Grip force is adjusted through the supplied air pressure.
FullSharp examines the shape and weight of your parts to design jaws that match their profile, and checks the connection standard on your existing pneumatic hoist. Our engineers also measure the plant's air pressure to select the right clamping mechanism. Send us photos of the parts and the hoist you are using so we can propose a solution.