FullSharp custom-builds a roll core shaft cart matched to the plant's core diameter, roll weight and aisle space. The shaft plugs into the roll to keep it balanced, and a height-adjustable lift picks rolls from the rack and places them at the machine feed point without touching the outer layer.
A packaging plant has to move material rolls in and out of the production line many times each shift. The rolls are heavy and round — rolling them by hand easily dents the edges, and a standard forklift often bumps into the roll's body while lifting.
FullSharp custom-builds a roll core shaft cart matched exactly to the core diameter and process of the plant. The core shaft plugs into the roll to keep it balanced, and an adjustable-height lifting mechanism picks up and places the roll precisely without touching its surface.
A custom-built roll core shaft cart holding a material roll in a packaging production area.
The shaft and frame are matched to the actual core, so the roll sits balanced with no play or slippage.
No rolling on the floor means the roll's edge and outer layer stay intact.
Core insertion, lifting, and pushing are all light tasks that need no extra manpower.
A standard forklift often bumps the roll body. A core shaft holds the roll through its centre, keeping it balanced without touching the surface.
Yes. Dimensions are matched to the roll's diameter, weight and the plant's actual aisle space, so FullSharp measures the site first.
Yes. Core insertion, lifting and pushing are light tasks, and locking brakes hold the cart during insertion. No extra hands are needed to keep the roll steady.
FullSharp builds to your specifications, starting with a site visit to measure the core, weigh the roll, and check your workshop's aisle space. We then send a design drawing for your approval before fabrication.