FullSharp built a dual 5T rail jib crane on a mobile base, rated 200 kg, with a Lifts All lifting device and a drum hook that grips the drum body firmly. Drums are lifted many times a day, and when the production layout changes the whole unit is pushed to the new spot with no re-anchoring or re-drilling.
Plants change their production layout order by order, so the spot needing a lift is never fixed. Bolting a jib crane permanently to a column means dismantling and re-drilling every time the layout changes. Meanwhile, drums still have to be lifted up and down many times a day.
FullSharp built a dual 5T rail jib crane on a mobile base, with the rail rated at 200 kg. Underneath it hangs a Lifts All lifting device along with a drum hook that grips the drum body firmly. To change areas, the whole unit is simply pushed to the new spot — no re-anchoring of the structure required.
Dual 5T rail jib crane on a mobile base, carrying a Lifts All hoist and a drum hook.
The wheeled base lets you move the unit to another area without re-drilling any anchors.
Load is transferred through the base, so it works even in plants with a weak roof or a leased facility.
The drum hook grips the drum body exactly, reducing the risk of slipping or tipping while lifting.
A drum hook grips the drum body firmly while a hoist lifts it, so workers do not tip or roll drums by hand. The hook is chosen to fit the drum type used.
The plant changes layout order by order. A wheeled base lets the crane move to the new area without dismantling and drilling new anchors.
It uses two parallel rails for the arm, which gives a stiffer arm for the load. This one uses 5T steel rail rated at 200 kg.
FullSharp checks the floor, its flatness, and the aisle space to size the base and the spacing between the two rail lines. Our engineers measure the drum, weigh the actual load, and observe how your workers operate to select the right hook. After the survey, you receive a drawing of the crane assembly along with a delivery and installation plan.