FullSharp builds an aluminum rail jib crane on a mobile base with fork pockets, so a pallet jack can tow it to wherever sacks are handled that day. The swing arm carries an ANVER vacuum lifter for PP and paper sacks, ready to use at the shipping dock or sorting area without drilling the floor.
In a warehouse, the spot where sacks need to be lifted changes with every batch: today it's at the shipping dock, tomorrow it's in the sorting area. A fixed-column crane only serves one spot, leaving workers everywhere else still hauling sacks on their shoulders.
FullSharp builds an aluminum rail jib crane on a mobile base, with a slot for a pallet jack to slide in and tow it around. The swing arm carries an ANVER vacuum lifter for sacks, ready to use wherever it's towed without any floor drilling.
Aluminum rail jib crane on a mobile base with an ANVER vacuum lifter handling sacks in a warehouse.
Tow the jib crane to the exact batch that needs handling instead of carrying goods to a fixed machine.
The counterweight base means a leased warehouse or a finished floor can still take the installation.
Vacuum suction carries the sack's weight, so workers no longer haul it on their shoulders or bend repeatedly.
The base has slots for pallet jack forks, so the jack slides in and tows the whole unit to a new spot in minutes. A base counterweight keeps the column stable at full reach.
The suction pad seals evenly on PP or paper sacks and grips firmly without tearing the mouth. FullSharp matches the pad to the real sack type and weight.
An extendable suction hose raises and lowers the sack with a trigger on the handle, while the light aluminum rail lets the trolley run smoothly.
FullSharp weighs the actual sacks, measures the reach needed, and checks whether the warehouse floor is flat and firm enough for the mobile base. We calculate the safe counterweight, then finalize the ANVER lifter size and aluminum rail length. Contact FullSharp to schedule a site survey.