FullSharp installs a fixed-base pneumatic jib crane with a gripper shaped to thin-walled plastic trays that warp if squeezed too hard and slip if held too lightly. Clamping force is set by tray thickness, the lift runs without jolts, and the arm swings within its radius so stacking continues without extra floor space.
Plastic trays have thin walls: grip too hard and they warp, too light and they slip. On the line, trays must be picked and stacked continuously, so doing it by hand is both slow and prone to scratching the product surface.
FullSharp installs a fixed-base pneumatic jib crane with a custom-designed plastic tray gripper. The arm swings around the post within its working radius, so it takes up no extra floor space. The pneumatic lifting mechanism runs smoothly, with control valves keeping the load steady while gripping.
A fixed-base pneumatic jib crane with a plastic tray gripper on the production line.
Clamping force is calculated by tray thickness, so trays don't warp or scratch.
The fixed post takes up little floor space while the swing arm still covers the full working area.
Picks and places trays consistently through the shift, independent of manual effort.
The jaws are shaped to the tray profile and clamping force is calculated from wall thickness, so the gripper holds firmly without warping the tray.
The control valve system has a built-in fail-safe that holds the load. FullSharp checks tray dimensions and weight before building the gripper.
The post is bolted to the floor and the arm swings within its working radius, so it uses very little additional space on the line.
FullSharp surveys the installation location, tray dimensions, and the line's operating rhythm. Our engineers design a dedicated gripper for the tray type and calculate the swing arm's reach. During installation, FullSharp adjusts the gripping force on site to match.