FullSharp installed a column jib crane with a 100 kg KITO electric hoist in a machine shop, for parts under 100 kg that only need lifting within a few meters of one machine. The arm turns a full 360 degrees around a compact column, and the operator runs the hoist from the pendant while steadying the load with the other hand.
For loads under 100 kg, bringing in a double-girder crane is overkill, while having workers carry them by hand is slow and risks bumping into workpieces. Many stations only need to lift and set down loads within a few meters around a single machine.
FullSharp installs a jib crane with a KITO 100 kg electric hoist: a compact standing column with an arm that rotates a full 360 degrees around it. The operator presses the pendant to run the KITO electric hoist up or down while the other hand steadies the load - the whole task fits within one work position.
Jib crane with a 100 kg KITO electric hoist installed in the machining area of a machine shop.
The 100 kg capacity fits common machined parts without investing in a large crane.
The electric hoist handles the lift, freeing the operator's hands to position the part.
KITO is a widely used brand in Vietnam, so parts and maintenance are readily available.
A small column jib crane with an electric hoist is usually enough. A double-girder overhead crane would be far more than the job needs.
The arm swings 360 degrees around the column, so it covers a circle around one machine or work position. FullSharp sets the arm length to reach the points that matter.
Yes. One hand runs the pendant to lift or lower and the other steadies the load, so the whole task stays within one work position.
FullSharp surveys the floor where the column will stand, measures the required lifting height, and the arm's working radius around the customer's machine. We confirm the actual load before finalizing the KITO hoist configuration and column structure. Call FullSharp to schedule a survey at your workshop.