FullSharp installed a 200 kg overhead aluminum rail along a work area with a low ceiling, carrying a horizontal pneumatic hoist and suspended tools such as power screwdrivers. The horizontal hoist needs little headroom, the trolley pulls smoothly with a light hand and tools always hang within reach of the person at the machine.
A low workshop ceiling doesn't leave enough clearance for a vertical hoist. Keeping tools on a table below means every pickup costs a few extra seconds, and multiplied across a full shift, that adds up to real time lost.
FullSharp installs an overhead aluminum rail system running along the work area, carrying a horizontal pneumatic hoist and various suspended tools. The lightweight aluminum rail keeps the suspension simple, and the trolley pulls smoothly with a light hand. Tools always hang within reach of the person at the machine.
An overhead aluminum rail system carrying a horizontal pneumatic hoist and suspended tools at a work area.
The entire system sits on the ceiling, leaving walkways and machine positions unobstructed.
The horizontal hoist takes up little vertical clearance while still providing enough lifting stroke.
Pre-hung tools speed up repetitive tasks and reduce shoulder fatigue.
A horizontal pneumatic hoist has a low installation height, so it gives enough lift where a vertical hoist would not fit.
Tools hang within reach and slide along with the operator, which saves the few seconds lost on each pickup from a table across a full shift.
Yes. The aluminum alloy rail is light, rated for 200 kg and resists rust in humid workshop conditions. The suspension spacing is calculated so the load spreads evenly.
FullSharp inspects the ceiling structure, height, and work route before finalizing the suspension spacing. Our engineers calculate the rail length and the position of the hoist and tools to match the operator's reach. FullSharp handles complete installation with warranty support afterward.