FullSharp installs a high-ceiling aluminum rail system rated 200 kg with a vacuum lifter for carton boxes in packing warehouses that move hundreds of boxes a shift. The light rail lets the trolley glide easily, the suction head grips evenly without denting corners, and the packing floor below stays open.
Packaging warehouses and packing lines have to move hundreds of carton boxes every shift. Carrying them by hand dents corners and tears edges, tires workers' shoulders, and slows down toward the end of the shift, especially when stacking high.
FullSharp installs a high-ceiling aluminum rail system carrying a vacuum lifter for carton boxes. The lightweight aluminum rail lets the trolley glide smoothly, and the suction head grips evenly across the carton surface. The worker lifts, pulls sideways, then lowers onto the pallet — no more carrying boxes by hand.
High-ceiling aluminum rail carrying a vacuum lifting unit for carton boxes at a packing area.
The low-friction aluminum rail means pulling boxes along the line takes almost no effort, so workers keep pace all shift.
The suction head grips the carton surface evenly, preventing dented corners or torn edges during loading.
The whole system sits overhead, so the packing area below stays free of columns or support stands.
Yes. Suspension rods and mounting plates bolt into the high ceiling or a structural beam, with support spacing calculated for load and rail length.
Aluminum alloy rail is light, corrosion-resistant and low-friction, so pulling boxes along the line takes almost no effort all shift.
The pump runs quietly and keeps steady suction through lifting and moving. Stops at both rail ends add safety. The packing area floor below stays free.
FullSharp measures the ceiling height, the length of the line to cover, and the box dimensions to select the right suction head. Our engineers calculate the suspension structure for the aluminum rail and the vacuum pump location. We then install, test with your actual boxes, and provide on-site warranty support.