FullSharp installed an overhead ceiling rail that guides a vacuum lifter along the packing area, moving carton boxes between conveyor, packing table and pallet. The whole system stays overhead so forklifts and walkways keep a clear floor, and the operator pushes each box along the rail to the right spot at an even pace.
Packing areas are usually crowded with people and forklifts passing through, so adding a floor-standing equipment column gets in the way. Carton boxes have to move constantly between the conveyor, packing table and pallet. Doing it by hand keeps the rhythm uneven, and things slow down noticeably by the end of the shift.
FullSharp installs an overhead ceiling rail to guide the vacuum lifter along the work area. The whole system stays overhead, so the floor remains clear for forklifts and walkways. The suction pad grips the box surface, and a light push along the rail brings it to the right spot.
Overhead rail guiding a vacuum lifter for carton box handling in the plant's packing area.
With no floor-standing column, forklifts and foot traffic move freely.
The equipment stays right over the work area, ready when needed instead of being dragged around.
The rail line can be extended to match the warehouse layout as the packing area grows.
An overhead rail lets the lifter travel the whole work area without any floor column, which matters where people and forklifts pass all day.
Yes. The lifter carries the weight, so the pace does not slow down at the end of the shift the way it does when boxes are carried by hand.
Rail length follows the work area. FullSharp lays out the route from conveyor to pallet and checks the ceiling structure for the supports.
FullSharp checks the ceiling structure, clear height and box weight to calculate the brackets and hanger spacing. Our engineers mark out the rail line along the actual product flow before finalizing its length. Contact FullSharp for an on-site survey.