FullSharp introduced a pneumatic manipulator on a mobile base for products up to 200 kg that move between several stations as the layout changes. A pneumatic balancer holds the load at any height and the arm turns 360 degrees, while the base is pushed by hand and set on outriggers with no bolting to the building.
Products weighing up to 200 kg have to move through several stations on the shop floor, and the layout changes with every new batch. Manual lifting isn't strong enough, while a fixed jib crane loses flexibility and takes time to install.
FullSharp introduced a pneumatic manipulator on a mobile base that requires no attachment to the building structure. A pneumatic balancer unit holds the load at any height, so the operator only needs to push it by hand, and the arm rotates a full 360 degrees, letting the operator place loads anywhere around the workstation.
Pneumatic manipulator mounted on a mobile base, rotating around its column to move products between stations.
Relocate by pushing the whole unit. No disassembly or re-drilling needed.
Compressed air balances the load's weight. Raising and lowering takes just one hand.
No foundation or ceiling reinforcement needed. The unit is ready to use as soon as it arrives on-site.
Yes. This unit stands on a mobile base with outriggers, so it is pushed to a new spot and stabilised without drilling. There is no foundation or ceiling reinforcement, and it is ready to use when it arrives.
Compressed air balances the load's weight, so raising and lowering takes one hand and very little force. The operator only guides the part to position.
A safety lock valve holds the load if air pressure falls, preventing free fall. FullSharp confirms the plant's air supply and the actual part weight before setting up the balancer.
FullSharp surveys the weight and shape of the load, the rigidity of the floor where the mobile base will stand, and the working radius you need. We select the base size, counterweight, and end-of-arm tooling to match your product. Contact FullSharp for a survey and proposal.