FullSharp installed a pneumatic jib crane with a force-sensing handle and a soft cradle so one operator can move SUP boards and kayaks from the table to storage racks. The arm follows the operator's push and lowers each long, slippery board exactly where it belongs, which removes two-person carrying and protects the coated surface from bumps and scrapes.
SUP boards and kayaks aren't especially heavy, but they are long and slippery, so even two people carrying one can easily bump it into a rack. The board's coated surface means a single scrape ruins a first-grade item. The work area is also tight, making it hard to maneuver such a long piece.
FullSharp installed a pneumatic jib crane with a force-sensing handle that reads the operator's push and lifts accordingly. The operator simply grips the board and moves it — the arm swings along, then lowers it onto the rack in the exact spot without any collision.
Pneumatic jib crane with a force-sensing handle lifting a SUP board at the staging area.
Work that used to need two people carrying is now handled by one operator alone.
The soft cradle and smooth motion protect the board's surface, cutting down on rejects.
The arm rotates around its column, moving long items through tight aisles without backing up repeatedly.
A force-sensing handle reads the operator's hand force and lifts or lowers to match, while the swing arm follows. One person guides the board to the rack, so two people no longer carry it blind through a tight area.
The cradle supports the board along its length with soft contact points, so the coating is not marked. FullSharp shapes the cradle to the actual board profile before installation.
No. The sensor reads how hard the operator pushes and the arm responds directly. An air supply unit filters and regulates the compressed air, so lifting force stays steady through the shift.
FullSharp surveys the size and weight of each board type, the aisle width, and the rack height. From there we design a cradle that fits the board profile and select the arm's reach. Call FullSharp to schedule a visit to your workshop.