FullSharp installed an overhead aluminum rail rated 200 kg along a long assembly area, with a Japanese-made ENDO pneumatic hoist hanging from it. The hoist holds parts at any height so the operator can line up the spot before lowering, and a light push along the low-friction rail carries each part to the right station.
An assembly line needs to raise and lower parts continuously across a long stretch of the plant. Doing it by hand leaves each placement slightly off, while pulling a cart wastes time walking back and forth.
FullSharp installs an overhead aluminum rail running the length of the work area and hangs an ENDO pneumatic hoist from it. The hoist holds the load suspended at any height, so a light push along the rail sends the part straight to the right station.
Overhead aluminum rail with ENDO pneumatic hoist installed along the production line inside the plant.
The low-friction aluminum rail lets one hand push the load smoothly along the line.
No electric motor at the lifting head, suiting areas that need to limit sparking.
The hoist keeps the load in place when released, letting the operator line up the spot before lowering.
Aluminum rail is light, adds little load to the roof structure and has low friction, so one hand pushes the load along the whole line.
Yes. There is no electric motor at the lifting head, which suits areas that need to limit sparking. The ENDO hoist runs on compressed air and stays smooth through the stroke.
The hoist holds the load in place when released, so the operator can line up the position before lowering, instead of each placement being slightly off.
FullSharp surveys the ceiling structure, the length of the line needed, and the load weight before finalizing the aluminum rail profile. We select the ENDO hoist model to match the actual lifting stroke, then install and load-test it.