FullSharp installed a fixed-base jib crane with its column bolted to the concrete floor right at a machining station, for parts picked up and set down around the same spot all day. The arm carries an electric hoist, so the operator lifts with a button and swings the part to the next spot without waiting for the plant's shared crane.
A machining station usually picks up and sets down parts around the same spot all day. Waiting for the plant's shared crane wastes time, while lifting by hand is heavy work and lacks precision.
FullSharp installs a fixed-base jib crane right at the station, its column bolted to the floor. The arm carries an electric hoist, so the operator presses the button to lift and swings the arm to move the part to the next spot.
Fixed-base jib crane anchored to the floor, with the arm carrying an electric hoist at the work station.
A dedicated crane for one spot means no waiting for the plant's shared crane.
The floor-anchored base keeps the system stable even at the arm's full reach.
Push-button up and down controls that anyone on the team can learn on day one.
When a station lifts parts all day, waiting for a shared overhead crane wastes time. A dedicated jib crane is always ready.
A steel base is bolted to the concrete floor. FullSharp checks the slab before installation so the anchor holds the arm load.
Fixed machining stations, machine feed and finished part removal stations, and material warehouses that lift goods on and off shelves at the same spot all day.
FullSharp checks the floor quality, the load to be lifted, and the actual reach needed before finalizing the column and arm size. We build the anchor foundation to match your plant's floor, then install it, load-test it, and hand it over.