FullSharp supplied a mobile-base jib crane with an aluminum rail arm and an American-made ANVER vacuum tube lifter for bulky finished cartons. The suction head grips the top of the box, so the operator lifts, swings and lowers it onto the pallet without hugging it, and the whole crane rolls to the next packing area in minutes.
Finished carton boxes are lighter than material bags but bulky, and holding them by hand blocks the view and easily dents the corners. The packing spot also shifts with each batch, so a fixed crane isn't practical.
FullSharp uses a mobile-base jib crane paired with an ANVER vacuum lifter. The suction head grips the top of the box, and the operator lifts it, swings the arm, and lowers it onto a pallet without ever having to hug the box.
Mobile-base jib crane with ANVER vacuum lifter gripping a carton box.
The whole crane assembly rolls, so one unit serves multiple packing areas.
The box hangs below the suction head, so the operator sees straight to the target spot.
The aluminum rail and vacuum tube together make the operation nearly effortless.
Holding a bulky box by hand blocks the view. With the box hanging below the suction head, the operator sees straight to the target spot.
Yes. The wheeled base rolls the whole crane to a different work area within minutes, so one unit follows the packing spot as batches change.
A wide-coverage pad on the lid leaves no marks. FullSharp chooses the pad to match the customer's box size and surface. The tube holds the box when the handle is released.
FullSharp reviews the box weight and dimensions, the lid surface, and the mobile base's travel path before selecting the configuration. We fit a suction pad to match your carton type, then hand over the equipment along with operating guidance.