FullSharp supplied a mobile-base jib crane with a push handle and an electric hoist on the arm for repair and assembly shops that lift at many different spots. One person pushes it into place, locks the wheels, lifts with the button and swings the arm to set the load down, then parks the unit in a corner when the job is done.
Repair and assembly shops rarely lift loads at one fixed spot. Each lift needs extra people to carry or waiting for a free forklift. Investing in a full fixed rail system is costly and only serves a single line.
FullSharp supplies a mobile-base jib crane with a push handle, with an electric hoist suspended on the arm. One person pushes the unit into position, locks the wheels, presses the button to lift, then swings the arm to set the load down. When the job is done, push the unit into a corner and free up the floor.
Mobile-base jib crane with a push handle and suspended electric hoist working in the plant.
One unit serves multiple areas instead of building a fixed rail system for each line.
No drilling into the ceiling, no foundation work; put it straight into production upon delivery.
The electric hoist lifts instead of manual effort, letting one person do what used to take two or three.
When lifting happens at changing spots, one mobile unit can replace a fixed system that only serves a single line, at lower investment.
The base has heavy-duty wheels with locks that are applied before every lift. It is meant for a flat plant floor, and the powder-coated steel frame gives it the stiffness needed for lifting.
No. It is pushed and steered by hand with the push handle, with no towing vehicle or drive motor needed. When the work is finished it can be parked in a corner to free the floor.
FullSharp asks about the heaviest load, lifting height, and how level the plant floor is, since the mobile base needs a floor that can bear the load. We then determine the arm's reach and the hoist type. Contact FullSharp to schedule a plant survey.