FullSharp introduced a mobile-base pneumatic jib crane with a tool that hooks the four lifting points of steel cages and metal baskets, loads that tip off balance when cables are hooked by hand. The heavy base moves with a push to each batch location, and the cage rises evenly and swings gently to the drop point.
Steel cages and metal baskets are bulky, and hooking cables on by hand throws the load off balance and risks hitting nearby stock. The lifting position also changes with each batch, so a fixed installation at one spot doesn't fit.
FullSharp introduced a mobile-base pneumatic jib crane, with the whole unit standing on a heavy base that moves with a push. The steel cage lifting tool hooks onto the cage's four lifting points, raising it evenly and swinging it gently to the drop location.
Pneumatic jib crane on a mobile base carrying a steel cage lifting tool in the plant.
The base is pushed to the working area for each batch, instead of staying fixed at one spot.
The tool hooks the correct lifting points, so the cage doesn't tilt and its contents don't spill.
No floor drilling, no ceiling mounting — bring it into the plant and connect the air supply to start using it.
Hook all four lifting points with a dedicated tool so the cage hangs level. Hooking cables by hand often leaves it tilted and swinging into nearby stock.
The lifting spot changes with each batch, so a fixed crane would be in the wrong place. The counterweighted base with wheels can be pushed to wherever the work is.
Warehouses moving steel cages between zones and machine shops that hold parts and blanks in baskets. FullSharp sizes the tool to the real cage dimensions and weight.
For the mobile-base model, FullSharp weighs the cage at full load and measures the floor to calculate the right counterweight for safety. Our engineers also check that the aisle is wide enough to push the whole unit through. Send us the cage dimensions and photos of your floor plan, and we'll recommend the base and tool configuration.