Soundproofing bags are bulky but soft-shelled — a firm squeeze or bump can dent the surface and ruin its acoustic performance. Two workers carrying one together lose sight of the path ahead, making it easy to bump into scaffolding on a construction site.
FullSharp installs a mobile aluminum rail jib crane with an ANVER vacuum lifting device. The suction head grips the bag's surface with evenly distributed force, lifts it, then rotates 360 degrees to the installation point. The mobile base lets the whole unit be pushed along as construction progresses through each zone.
ANVER vacuum lifting device on a mobile aluminum rail jib crane, lifting a soundproofing bag.
The wide-area suction pad doesn't squeeze the bag's shell. Soundproofing material keeps its exact shape.
The bag hangs from the suction head, so the operator sees the path clearly. Fewer bumps into scaffolding and equipment.
The mobile base pushes over to the area under construction. No need to install fixed units at each location.
FullSharp surveys the size, weight, and shell material of the soundproofing bags to choose a suction head that won't damage the surface. We also check the floor where the mobile base will stand and the working radius needed. Contact FullSharp to schedule an on-site survey.