FullSharp installed a jib crane on an overhead rail with a vacuum lifting unit whose suction head is shared by cartons and plastic crates, the two goods on the customer's packing line. The trolley runs along the line and the arm swings to pallets, conveyors and carts, so one worker lifts both without dented boxes or slipping crates.
Packing lines usually handle two different kinds of goods: carton boxes and plastic crates. Carrying them by hand dents the cartons and lets the slippery crates slide out of grip, while a separate lifting device for each type takes up space and doubles the investment.
FullSharp installs a jib crane on an overhead rail system carrying a vacuum lifting unit with a suction head shared between both types of goods. A trolley runs along the rail, the arm swings through its radius, and one worker picks up, moves, and sets down the load in position.
Jib crane on an overhead rail with a vacuum suction head lifting cartons and plastic crates.
A single lifting unit handles both carton boxes and plastic crates, avoiding the need for two separate stations.
Suction force is spread evenly across the goods, so cartons don't dent and crates don't crack at the edges.
The overhead rail combined with the swinging arm lets you pick up and set down goods at many points around the packing area.
Yes, if the suction cup is chosen for both surfaces. In this project the head grips both firmly without deforming the goods. FullSharp tests with the real items.
The rail extends the working range along the line without taking floor space, and the arm still swings to reach pallets, conveyors and carts.
Paper mills and carton packaging plants, packing lines moving plastic crates of raw material, and warehouses and distribution areas.
FullSharp measures the box and crate dimensions and weight to select a suction head that works for both. Our engineers survey the ceiling structure, rail length, and the location of pallets and conveyors. We then install, test with real goods, and provide on-site warranty support.