FullSharp installed a mobile aluminum rail jib crane with a long-handle ANVER vacuum lifter so warehouse staff can pick cartons from the bottom of a stack while standing upright. The extended handle reaches the lowest layer, the arm swings 360 degrees, and the base can be pushed to any area of the warehouse.
Cartons are stacked from floor level up, so grabbing a box from the bottom layer means bending all the way down. Doing this hundreds of times a shift wears out the back, and even a vacuum lifter with a short handle still forces the operator to stoop after the pad.
FullSharp installed an aluminum rail jib crane on a mobile base and chose an ANVER vacuum lifter with a long handle. The extended handle lets the operator stand upright while still reaching boxes at the bottom of the stack. The arm rotates 360 degrees, and the mobile base can be pushed to any area of the warehouse.
Long-handle ANVER vacuum lifter hanging from a mobile-base aluminum rail jib crane in the warehouse.
The long handle reaches the bottom layer of boxes, cutting down on repeated bending all shift.
The mobile base is pushed to wherever it's needed, with no fixed mounting to the floor or ceiling.
The grip and release lever sits right on the handle. The other hand guides the box.
A long handle on the vacuum lifter extends the reach downward, so the operator can place the pad on the bottom layer while standing straight. A short handle would still force a stoop for each box.
Yes. This one sits on a base with casters and outriggers and is pushed by hand to new work areas. FullSharp checks floor conditions and box sizes before supplying the base.
The carton pad presses on the lid and holds firmly without tearing the cardboard. Pad size is chosen to suit the real boxes being handled.
FullSharp measures your stack height, the lowest reach point the operator needs, and the actual box weight. We select the handle length, pad type, and mobile base size to fit your warehouse. Contact FullSharp to schedule a survey.