FullSharp supplies an articulating jib crane on a mobile base fitted with its own air balancer for loads of 50 to 100 kg, for jobs where positioning matters more than raw weight. The balancer keeps the load floating so a light push sets it in place, and when one station is done the whole unit rolls to the next one without drilling the floor.
Some operations only need to lift a few dozen kilograms, but positioning has to be precise — with a standard hoist the load swings and is hard to line up. A fixed installation only serves one station, while the actual need is spread across several spots in the plant.
FullSharp uses an articulating jib crane mounted on a mobile base, fitted with a FullSharp air balancer rated 50 to 100 kg. The air balancer keeps the load balanced, so the operator only needs a light push to bring it into position, then rolls the whole unit to another station once the job is done.
Articulating jib crane on a mobile base with a FullSharp air balancer at the production area.
The air balancer keeps the load steady, so fitting it into place takes only a light, decisive touch.
One unit serves multiple operations thanks to the mobile base, avoiding scattered investment.
No floor drilling and no columns to erect, so it goes into service right away.
A standard hoist lets the load swing and is hard to stop at an exact point. An air balancer holds the load balanced, so the operator guides it with a light push and it stays put when released, which suits precise placement.
Yes. This one sits on a wheeled base with locking casters, so it can be relocated without drilling or setting posts. It suits plants where lifting needs are spread across several spots.
Two arm sections joined at a pivot extend and fold to cover the work area, so the footprint stays small. FullSharp checks the actual reach and load before choosing arm lengths and base size.
FullSharp reviews the load weight, the precision required, and the layout at each station. Our engineers select the air balancer model by load, calculate the jib's reach, then hand over and test-run the system with your workers at the exact positions you will use it.