FullSharp installed an overhead rail along the working area of a textile mill, carrying a FullSharp air balancer and a fabric roll clamp. The balancer keeps the heavy roll suspended so a light push moves it, the clamp holds the roll body without soiling the fabric, and the horizontal hoist gives enough travel under a low ceiling with no forklift needed between machines.
Fabric rolls are heavy, and the outer layer gets dirty or shifts easily if tied with rope. Textile mills are also packed with machines, leaving no room for a forklift to drive in and pick up a roll.
FullSharp mounts an overhead rail system along the working area, carrying a FullSharp air balancer and a fabric roll clamp. The air balancer keeps the roll suspended, so a light push from the operator moves it along. The hoist is a horizontal type, giving enough travel even under a low ceiling.
An overhead rail with a FullSharp air balancer and fabric roll clamp inside the facility.
The clamp replaces rope ties, keeping the fabric surface intact and reducing the need to discard the outer layer.
The air balancer counters the weight, so the operator only guides the roll's direction.
The overhead system doesn't block aisles between weaving machines.
A fabric roll clamp holds the roll body firmly instead of rope slings, so the outer layer does not shift or pick up dirt. The air balancer carries the weight while the operator guides it.
It keeps the roll balanced and suspended with compressed air, lifting and lowering in response to the operator's hand pressure, so rolls are placed gently and accurately.
Yes. The overhead rail frees the whole floor, and the horizontal hoist type needs little headroom. FullSharp lays out the rail along the route between machines and storage.
FullSharp checks the ceiling structure, height, and roll travel route before designing the rail system. Our engineers select the air balancer capacity and build the clamp to match the roll diameter. FullSharp installs, tests, and warranties the system on site.