FullSharp built a column frame carrying a 200 kg aluminum rail for a work area whose roof could not support a hanging rail, where loads move both across and along the station. All load goes down through the column bases, the precision aluminum rail lets the trolley glide with a light pull, and the frame can be moved if the line changes.
The customer needed a lifting system for a work area, but the roof was not strong enough to support a hanging rail. Loads had to move both across and along the station, and carrying them by hand was slow and unsafe. The station's location could also change when the line was rearranged.
FullSharp built a column frame carrying a 200 kg aluminum rail, with the full load transferred down through the column bases, so it does not depend on the roof structure. The precision-machined aluminum rail lets the trolley glide smoothly, so a light pull moves the load. The frame, beam, rail and components were all made by FullSharp as a matched set, so they fit together and are easy to replace.
FullSharp's column frame carrying a 200 kg aluminum rail, used to hang a hoist in the work area.
The freestanding frame rests on the floor, so plants with a weak roof or a rented building can still install it.
The aluminum rail gives low rolling resistance, letting one person pull the full beam length without much effort.
The rail, trolley and hardware come from one set, so they fit precisely and are easy to replace later.
Build a freestanding column frame. The rail sits on the frame and the load goes to the floor through the columns, so the roof carries nothing.
A precision aluminum rail is light and the trolley glides smoothly, so a light pull moves the load across and along the station.
The frame, beam, rail and parts are assembled as a system, so it can be relocated when the line is rearranged. FullSharp plans the frame size around the real station.
FullSharp measures the span, ceiling height and available floor area to size a frame that fits the layout. Our engineers confirm the actual lifting load and hoist type before finalizing the rail configuration. Contact FullSharp to schedule a site survey.