FullSharp supplied a pneumatic jib crane on a mobile base that lifts up to 200 kg, paired with an electric tow tractor so one operator can move it between work zones. One unit serves several areas that only need lifting a few hours a day, with no ceiling drilling or foundation pouring, which also suits leased plants.
Some plants only need lifting in each area for a few hours a day, making a fixed jib crane for every zone too costly. But pushing a heavy crane unit by hand across dozens of meters wears workers out fast. A slight slope in the floor makes manual pushing even harder.
FullSharp supplies a pneumatic jib crane on a mobile base paired with an electric tow tractor. The crane lifts up to 200 kg at the work site, and when it needs to move to another area, it hooks onto the tow tractor: one operator drives the whole unit along without calling in extra hands.
Pneumatic jib crane on a mobile base with an electric tow tractor used to relocate the unit around the plant.
One unit serves multiple locations instead of installing a fixed crane at each one.
No ceiling drilling or foundation pouring, so leased plants can still deploy it.
The electric tow tractor handles the heavy work, removing the need for extra workers to push it as before.
Yes. A jib crane on a mobile base is not anchored to the floor. In this project an electric tow tractor pulls it, so one person relocates it even across slightly sloped floors.
This unit lifts up to 200 kg. FullSharp sizes the base, counterweight and arm to the actual load and reach before supplying.
A mobile-base unit needs no anchors or structural work, so it can be used where the landlord does not allow drilling the floor or ceiling.
FullSharp reviews the travel distance, floor slope, and surface condition to select the base and tow tractor size. We also calculate the load weight and reach needed to determine the arm size. Contact FullSharp to schedule a site survey.