Push-button controls force the operator to count each up-and-down step, which takes a long time when placing a load into a tight spot. For irregularly shaped loads, a standard hook tends to slip, requiring an extra person to help hold it steady.
FullSharp installs a pneumatic jib crane controlled by a force-sensing handle, a device that reads the operator's hand force and moves in that exact direction. The lifting hook is custom-made for the workshop's specific goods so it grips securely, letting one person complete the whole cycle.
A pneumatic jib crane with a force-sensing handle and dedicated lifting hook at the plant.
The operator handles the load as if holding it directly by hand, with no need to learn button sequences.
The unit follows the operator's hand force, so positioning into a tight spot stays smooth and decisive.
The custom hook keeps the load stable, removing the need for an extra person to help support it.
FullSharp reviews the type of goods, weight, and pickup/placement locations to calculate the jib arm's radius. Our engineers design a dedicated lifting hook for your product, install and test the system, then train your operators on using the force-sensing handle.