Plastic crates and industrial baskets holding components, food or produce weigh 15 to 50kg each and are stacked many levels high. Workers lift, reach up and twist thousands of times per shift, leading to shoulder, neck and back pain and falling productivity toward the end of the shift.
FullSharp designs several lines of crate gripping equipment for different working environments: pneumatic handles on jib cranes for fixed workstations, cleanroom electric lifters for mobile areas, and rotating grippers for tipping in the food industry. Female operators can also handle the work easily.
The operator only guides the crate while the equipment carries the full weight, keeping productivity steady all shift.
Place crates on the 5th or 6th level of a stack or on high racks without ladders, making full use of warehouse height.
Stainless steel jaws and clean, oil-free compressed air meet cleanroom and food plant requirements.
Yes. The jaw opening adjusts to the crate width, or quick-change tools are used when crate sizes differ widely.
Yes, a gripper holding the bottom crate lifts the whole stack, with capacity selected by total weight.
Use a battery-powered electric lifter or an electric manipulator. FullSharp advises based on the actual plant layout.
Every plant differs in load, part size, handling frequency and working space. FullSharp carries out a site survey, recommends suitable equipment, load-tests it before handover and trains your operators. The equipment is built at the FullSharp factory in Taiwan, with spare parts and warranty service available in Vietnam.