FullSharp offers a pneumatic gantry crane that stands on its own wheels, for leased buildings with weak ceilings or plants that only lift heavy loads now and then. The powder-coated steel frame carries the whole load without touching the ceiling, and the gantry is pushed to wherever it is needed, so no structural approval is required.
Some plants operate in a leased warehouse with a weak ceiling, or only occasionally need to lift heavy loads. Building a fixed crane beam for these cases is both costly and hard to get approved for structural work.
FullSharp offers a pneumatic gantry crane that stands independently on wheels. The frame carries its own load without touching the ceiling, and the pneumatic lifting assembly runs smoothly — push the gantry wherever it's needed and get to work.
A mobile pneumatic gantry crane set up in a plant, ready to lift on the spot.
The self-standing gantry works normally even in a leased plant.
Wherever lifting is needed, push the gantry there instead of hauling loads to one location.
Fast to install, with no waiting for beam construction and structural acceptance.
Use a gantry crane that stands on the floor. The frame carries the load down its legs, so nothing hangs from the ceiling and no structural work is needed.
Yes, if it is on wheels like this one. It can be pushed to each job, which suits machine maintenance at several locations.
The pneumatic lifting assembly runs smoothly on compressed air. FullSharp sizes the frame and lifting unit to the real load and the space available.
FullSharp asks about the heaviest load, the clear height, and the floor surface where the gantry will run. We calculate the frame span, select the right pneumatic lifting assembly, and hand it over with instructions on wheel locking and safe load limits.