FullSharp provides a mobile gantry crane with adjustable beam height for workshops where some areas have high ceilings and others are blocked by doorways and piping. Raise the cross beam for full lift stroke, lower it to pass through a door to the next area, and lock the wheels to keep the gantry steady during work.
Some areas of a workshop have high ceilings, others are blocked by doorways and piping. A gantry crane with a fixed height is either too low to use its full lift stroke, or too tall to fit through a doorway into the next area.
FullSharp provides a mobile gantry crane with adjustable beam height. Raise the cross beam to full stroke when you need maximum lift, lower it to pass through doorways, and lockable wheels keep the gantry steady during work.
A mobile gantry crane with a height-adjustment mechanism, installed in the workshop.
One gantry crane works for both high-ceiling areas and doorway-restricted areas.
Push the gantry to where lifting is needed, instead of hauling heavy loads to a fixed point.
Cheaper and faster than building a fixed overhead crane beam for the whole workshop.
A fixed gantry is either too low for full lift or too tall to pass through doors. An adjustable beam lets one crane work in both kinds of space.
The wheels lock during work, so the frame stays in place while lifting. FullSharp sizes the frame to the real load and the heights needed in each area.
Mechanical workshops, mold repair, warehouse loading and unloading, machine maintenance in several places, and low-ceiling or leased buildings.
FullSharp asks about your heaviest load, the span it needs to clear, and the lowest height the gantry must fit through. We size the frame, choose the height-adjustment mechanism, and hand it over with instructions on wheel locking and safe load limits.