FullSharp installed an overhead jib crane on a 5T rail fixed to the existing structure, with a KITO electric hoist for lifting and a hand-push trolley for horizontal travel. The whole system hangs overhead so the workshop floor stays free, and only the hoist uses power, which keeps the investment reasonable for lifting at a few nearby spots.
Floor space is tight, with every square meter already taken up by machines and stock, leaving no room to erect a jib crane column. The lifting work is also confined to a few nearby spots, so a double-girder crane would be overkill.
FullSharp installs an overhead jib crane on a 5T rail mounted to the existing structure. A KITO electric hoist handles the lifting, while horizontal travel is done by hand-pushed trolley - no extra motor or control panel needed.
Overhead jib crane carrying a KITO electric hoist with hand-push trolley, installed in the workshop.
The whole system hangs overhead, leaving the workshop floor free for production.
Only the hoisting function uses power, while the push-trolley travel keeps cost and maintenance low.
Simple up/down pendant control - workers can operate it right after a brief introduction.
For short travel within a small area a hand-push trolley is enough. It needs no extra motor or control panel, which lowers cost and maintenance while the electric hoist still does the lifting.
Yes. An overhead jib hangs from the building structure, so no column takes floor space. FullSharp checks the structure before mounting the rail.
It lifts and lowers by motor through a pendant control, and its brake holds the load firmly as soon as the button is released. The load stays at the set height while the operator pushes the trolley by hand.
FullSharp inspects the mounting structure, measures the required reach and weighs the heaviest load to select the right hoist capacity. Our engineers also finalize the rail length, power supply and pendant position for comfortable operation. Contact FullSharp to schedule a site survey.