Lifting points are scattered around an area rather than gathered in one place, so a fixed-point device cannot serve them all. Carrying loads by hand between machine tables is both slow and prone to collisions.
FullSharp installs a suspended jib crane with an arm that sweeps the full working radius, reaching a load at any point. Lifting is handled by the KITO electric hoist, while horizontal movement is done by manual pull, giving decisive control without an extra motor.
Suspended jib crane fitted with a manually pulled KITO electric hoist at a machine shop.
The swinging arm lets one unit serve several machine tables around the area.
Manual pull allows fine adjustments, placing the load exactly without overshooting.
Only the lifting stage uses power, and with few moving parts maintenance stays light.
FullSharp measures the working radius to cover, weighs the heaviest load, and checks the mounting point to select the reach and hoist capacity. Our engineers determine the hook height, power supply method, and operator position. Contact FullSharp to schedule a survey.