FullSharp builds a jib crane with an H-beam arm and a 500 kg electric hoist for a machining station that lifts parts of several hundred kilograms many times a day. The rigid section barely flexes with the load at the arm tip, so lifts stay steady, welds are not stressed over time and workers can trust the equipment.
A machining station needs to lift parts weighing several hundred kilograms many times a day. A slender beam would flex and vibrate with every lift, and over time the welds degrade until workers no longer trust the equipment.
FullSharp builds a jib crane using an H-beam for a rigid structure with minimal deflection when the load hangs at the end of the arm. It carries an electric hoist operated by pushbutton, rated at 500 kg.
A jib crane with an H-beam carrying an electric hoist, installed at a workstation.
The H-beam deflects very little, so the load doesn't bounce and operations stay precise.
Withstands continuous lift cycles without degrading quickly.
Just check the swivel joint, base bolts, and hoist brake on a regular schedule.
A slender beam flexes and vibrates with each lift, and welds suffer over time. A rigid H-beam keeps deflection small even with the load at the end of the arm.
The 500 kg electric hoist has a load brake and travel limit switches. The post swivel can have an angle stop if it borders a nearby machine.
The base plate is anchored with expansion bolts into concrete of verified thickness. FullSharp checks the floor before installation.
FullSharp checks your concrete floor thickness, heaviest load, and required working radius at the station. We recalculate the H-beam section, install the post, and test-run the load before handover.