FullSharp installs an automatic manipulator with a built-in scale that shows the weight the moment a product is lifted, for packing lines and any stage where items are checked by weight before moving on. A joint lock sensor holds the arm still when needed, so operators skip the trip to a separate scale and the risk of misreading a number.
Many plants need to weigh a product before moving it to the next stage. Workers lift the item onto a scale, record the reading, then lift it back onto the conveyor, and each repetition adds fatigue and a chance of a misread number. When the manipulator arm swings freely, holding it steady long enough to read the display also costs time.
FullSharp installs an automatic manipulator with a built-in scale, so the weight appears the moment the item is lifted, removing a whole step. The device also has a joint lock sensor: when the operator needs to hold position, the joint locks automatically so the item does not sway.
An automatic manipulator with a built-in weight scale and joint lock sensor, installed on a production floor.
Weighing happens right on the manipulator, so items no longer need a separate trip to a scale.
The joint locks automatically when needed, so the item does not sway during precision assembly.
The operator only guides the direction, while the device carries the weight.
Yes. A load sensor sits on the lifting path and the weight appears on a digital readout as soon as the item leaves the surface, so there is no separate weighing step and fewer chances to record the wrong figure.
It reads the operator's motion and locks or releases the arm joint. When the operator needs to hold a position, the joint locks automatically and the item stops swaying, which makes reading the display and placing the part easier.
No. The articulating arm extends and folds to fit the work area, and the handle and display sit within the operator's line of sight. FullSharp surveys the station and the real product before choosing the arm reach and capacity.
FullSharp surveys the weight range, operating frequency, and space around the work area. Our engineers select the scale configuration, gripper type, and arm reach for the job, then install, test, and run the equipment with your operators.