FullSharp suspended a pneumatic jib crane from the ceiling structure for a tight work area where a support column would block the walkway and nearby machines. A force-sensing handle reads the operator's push and feeds air to match, so the load moves up, down or sideways with the hand and stops the instant it is released.
The work area is tight, and adding a support column would eat up walkway space and get in the way of nearby machines. The product also needs to land in an exact spot, and button-controlled lifting takes several nudges before it lines up.
FullSharp suspends a pneumatic jib crane from the ceiling structure, keeping the floor exactly as it was. It's controlled with a force-sensing handle: the sensor reads the operator's push and supplies air accordingly, so the load moves up, down, or sideways with the hand and stops the instant it's released.
Ceiling-mounted pneumatic jib crane with a force-sensing handle in the production area.
The entire system hangs from the ceiling, so walkways and equipment layout remain unchanged.
The load follows the hand smoothly, positioning precisely instead of nudging step by step.
Operators only apply light force, keeping precision consistent through a full shift.
Yes, it can hang from the ceiling structure if the structure can carry the load. The floor stays exactly as it was, which suits tight work areas. FullSharp checks the structure during the survey.
The sensor reads how hard and which way the operator pushes and supplies air to match. The load follows the hand and stops when released, so there is no need for several button nudges to line it up.
Mechanical assembly workshops, electronics factories, part fixturing stations and inspection or packing areas where floor space is limited.
FullSharp weighs the product, measures the required lift travel and the spacing between beams to determine the mounting point and reach. Our engineers also check whether the ceiling structure can bear the load and confirm the compressed air supply before installation. Contact FullSharp to schedule a site survey.