At a fixed lifting station that repeats a few hundred plastic tray cycles a day, FullSharp installed a floor-mounted pneumatic jib crane with a gripper custom-built to the workshop's tray. The pneumatic cylinder lifts with centimetre-level positioning, and the arm swings 180 to 360 degrees from conveyor to pallet without warping or dropping trays.
A production line has one fixed lifting station, repeating a few hundred plastic-tray cycles every day. Gripping by hand or with a makeshift hook easily warps, scratches, or drops trays. Workers also tire, and the line's pace slows toward the end of the shift.
FullSharp installs a fixed-base pneumatic jib crane right at that station, with a plastic tray gripper tool custom-built to the workshop's tray. The pneumatic cylinder lifts and lowers smoothly with centimeter-level positioning, and the swing arm moves the tray over without the worker having to carry it sideways.
A fixed-base pneumatic jib crane with a plastic tray gripper tool installed at the work station.
A custom tool fits snugly, no need for an extra hand to hold it and no slipping.
Repeated light-effort motion keeps the end-of-shift speed the same as the start.
Powered lifting means the tray never free-falls, keeping products inside from shifting.
A makeshift hook can warp, scratch or drop trays. A gripper made to the exact tray grips the edges snugly, so no extra hand is needed and the tray does not slip.
Yes. The swing arm can be set between 180 and 360 degrees to suit the layout, moving trays from the conveyor to the pallet. FullSharp sets this on site.
No. The pneumatic cylinder holds the load when the control is released, so the tray never free-falls and products inside do not shift.
FullSharp takes a sample of your actual tray to build the gripper tool, measuring the full tray's weight and the distance between the pickup and drop-off points. Our engineers also check the floor for anchoring the base and your workshop's air supply. Contact FullSharp to schedule a survey.