For tasks between a few dozen and a few hundred kilograms where a large crane is too slow, FullSharp installs a pneumatic jib crane that uses compressed air as the lifting force. The 360 degree joint covers the area around the column, and the end tool can be a hook, gripper or suction cup to suit motors, molds or other parts.
Many tasks don't need a large crane, just lifting an item of a few dozen to a few hundred kilograms and setting it down in the right spot. Manual handling is heavy and easy to misplace, while a large crane is bulky and slow. This is the gap that an assist lifting device fills.
The pneumatic jib crane uses compressed air as the lifting force, so the operator only needs to push and guide direction. A 360-degree rotating joint extends the working range around the column. The end tool is interchangeable, from a hook and gripper to a suction cup, depending on each workshop's goods.
A pneumatic jib crane installed in the production area of the workshop.
Compressed air carries the weight, workers only use force to push and guide direction.
Holding the load suspended and lowering slowly makes it easier to align into a machine or onto a stack.
Runs on compressed air without a large electric motor, for a more pleasant work environment.
It fills the gap between manual handling and a large overhead crane, lifting items of a few dozen to a few hundred kilograms and placing them accurately. Compressed air carries the weight while the operator pushes and guides.
Yes. The end tool can be a lifting hook, a gripper or a suction cup, depending on what the workshop handles. FullSharp selects the tool after looking at the actual parts.
It runs on compressed air without a large electric motor, so it is relatively quiet. Holding the load suspended and lowering slowly also makes placement into a machine easier.
FullSharp surveys the type of goods, weight, required reach, and the workshop's available air supply. From there, we design the column, arm, and end tool to fit the job. Contact FullSharp to schedule a survey.