FullSharp installed a 200 kg overhead aluminum rail over a precision assembly area with a pneumatic jib crane fitted with a force-sensing handle. The unit reads the operator's hand force to raise or lower the load, so parts are placed to the millimeter in one move instead of jerky button control and repeated adjusting.
At precision assembly stations, workers must hold a part steady while positioning it to the millimeter. If the lifting equipment only has up-and-down buttons, movements become jerky and placing a part takes several adjustments.
FullSharp installs an overhead aluminum rail covering the work area and hangs a pneumatic jib crane fitted with a force-sensing handle. The unit reads the operator's hand force to raise or lower the load, so it feels like carrying something almost weightless.
Overhead aluminum rail with a pneumatic jib crane and force-sensing handle in the assembly workshop.
The load follows the exact hand force applied, so positioning takes just one try.
With no buttons to memorize, new workers can operate it from their first shift.
The aluminum rail line runs the length of the plant, shared across several adjoining stations.
Up and down buttons move the load in steps, so placement becomes jerky and needs several corrections. Force sensing follows the hand smoothly.
The load follows the exact hand force applied, so it feels like carrying something almost weightless while keeping full control.
Precision assembly lines, electronics and home appliance workshops and mechanical assembly where parts must land exactly on target.
FullSharp surveys the ceiling height, line length, and part weight before finalizing the aluminum rail configuration. We calibrate the force-sensing handle to the actual load, then install it and train the operating team on site.