FullSharp installs a pneumatic jib crane on a mobile base with a vacuum pad made for silicon blocks, which are heavy, valuable and easily ruined by a single knock. The pad grips the flat face without pressing on the edges, and the pneumatic hoist lowers slowly and precisely, replacing hand carrying and rope slings.
Silicon blocks are heavy, their surfaces are valuable, and they cannot tolerate impact — a single hard knock can ruin the whole block. Carrying them by hand or with rope slings gives no control over force, so the risk of damage is high.
FullSharp installs a pneumatic jib crane on a mobile base, with the pneumatic hoist allowing slow, precise lowering. A vacuum pad dedicated to silicon blocks grips the flat face of the block, lifting it without pressing on the edges.
Pneumatic jib crane on a mobile base with a vacuum pad for silicon blocks.
The load stays stable and descends slowly, so silicon blocks never knock against racks or tables.
Suction grips the flat face instead of clamping the edges, preserving the block's surface quality.
The equipment carries the weight, so a single operator handles the entire lift-and-place cycle.
A vacuum pad grips the flat face of the block, and its suction cups are arranged to spread force evenly with no pressure on the edges. The pneumatic hoist then lowers the block slowly.
A vacuum gauge monitors grip throughout the lift and warns when pressure drops. FullSharp lays out the cups to match the real block face.
Yes. The counterweighted base has wheels and locking pins and is pushed by hand to a new position. The arm rotates around the column and holds the load when the control is released.
FullSharp measures the size, weight, and surface smoothness of your block to design a vacuum pad that matches it exactly. Our engineers also check the travel distance and clearance around your machines to choose the right jib reach. Send us photos and specifications of your block and we will draw up a vacuum tool proposal.