FullSharp mounted a horizontal FullSharp air balancer on an articulating arm with a hand-push mobile base, for a low-ceiling area where an upright balancer would leave too little lifting travel. A vacuum pad grips the box surface and the balancer holds the carton suspended, so the operator places it precisely without carrying it.
The ceiling in the work area is low, so mounting an upright balancer would leave too little headroom and lifting travel. Carton boxes still need to be raised and lowered constantly, so workers can't keep carrying them by hand all shift.
FullSharp chose a horizontal FullSharp air balancer mounted on the articulating arm to save on height. The whole unit sits on a hand-push mobile base, with a vacuum lifting pad gripping the box surface and holding the load suspended so the operator can position it precisely.
An articulating jib crane on a mobile base with a horizontal air balancer and vacuum lifting pad for carton boxes.
The horizontal balancer saves height while still providing enough lifting travel for the boxes.
Release the handle and the box stays put, freeing the operator to adjust the pallet position.
The push-base lets the unit move to wherever it's needed without reinstallation.
It lies flat on the arm and takes much less height than an upright unit. Under a low ceiling this keeps enough lifting travel for cartons.
It holds the load suspended on compressed air at any height, so the operator only guides the box to position it. Lifting all shift becomes far less tiring.
Yes. The whole unit sits on a hand-push mobile base, so it can be rolled to the area where boxes are being handled. FullSharp checks floor and reach before supplying it.
FullSharp measures the ceiling height and required lifting travel to decide between a horizontal or upright balancer. Our engineers weigh your heaviest box and measure its surface to select the suction head. Send us photos of the area along with your box specifications, and we will design a configuration and give you the installation schedule.