FullSharp installs a manipulator suspended on an ABUS rail for workshops where loads of a few dozen kilograms must be rotated and aligned into machines over and over. The operator pushes up or pulls down on the handle and the load follows, feeling almost weightless, while the rail guides the unit along the work area.
Some tasks are beyond what an ordinary hoist can do: loads must rotate, align precisely into a machine, only a few dozen kilograms each time but repeated continuously. Manual handling tires workers quickly, while a hoist is slow because it moves step by step at the push of a button.
FullSharp installs a manipulator suspended on an ABUS rail. The operator holds the control handle, pushes up or pulls down and the load follows, making it feel almost weightless. The ABUS rail guides the manipulator along the work area.
A manipulator on an ABUS rail lifting a load in the production area.
The assist mechanism carries the weight, the operator only pushes lightly to move it into position.
Direct hand control makes it easy to align edges and holes when fitting into a machine.
Repeated motion costs little effort, keeping output steady and lowering injury risk.
A hoist moves step by step at the push of a button. A manipulator follows the operator's hand, so loads can be rotated and lined up precisely, which suits repeated machine loading.
The end tool can be a hook, a gripper or a roll cradle, depending on the goods. FullSharp chooses the tool after looking at the actual parts handled in each workshop.
The ABUS rail has a smooth-running trolley that guides the manipulator along the work area, so one unit covers the length of the station.
FullSharp reviews the load type, weight, and required motion to select the right end tool for the manipulator. Our engineers also measure the suspension structure and the rail length needed for the work area. Contact FullSharp to schedule a survey.