FullSharp mounted an aluminum rail jib crane on a mobile base with a Becker vacuum motor for lifting carton boxes in a packing workshop that changes location batch by batch. The unit is pushed into place and the wheels are locked, the suction head grips the box and the rotating arm swings it to the pallet, then the unit moves on to the next area.
Packing workshops often change work locations batch by batch, on this line today, another area tomorrow. A fixed jib crane only serves one spot, while manual carrying tires workers and dents boxes. The workshop floor is open, with room for a push-cart unit.
FullSharp mounts an aluminum rail on a mobile base with a Becker vacuum motor. Push the unit into place, lock the wheels, and start work. The suction head grips the carton box surface, the rotating arm swings the box to the pallet, and once the batch is done, push the unit to the next area.
An aluminum-rail jib crane on a mobile base with a Becker vacuum motor lifting a carton box.
The unit can be pushed, so it follows the job wherever the work location moves.
The vacuum motor carries the load, the operator only guides direction and places the box on the stack.
No ceiling drilling, no anchoring a base, so the unit runs as soon as it arrives.
It provides steady suction that keeps the carton secure throughout the lift, so the operator only guides the box to the pallet.
The jib rotates anywhere from 180 to 360 degrees. The angle is chosen to suit the floor layout and where the pallets sit, so the arm sweeps only the area the operator actually needs.
A fixed jib only serves one spot. When work moves between lines, a mobile unit follows the job and saves buying a crane for each area.
FullSharp weighs the box, measures the required suction pad size, and checks that the workshop floor is flat enough for the mobile base. We then finalize the aluminum rail length and reach based on the actual floor layout. Contact FullSharp to schedule a survey.