FullSharp installs a pneumatic jib crane with a gripping tool matched to the goods, for production areas where dust or solvent vapors rule out electric lifting. The hoist runs on the plant's compressed air with no sparks, a safety valve holds the load if pressure drops, and the arm turns 180 to 360 degrees to pick and place in one sweep.

Many production areas cannot use electrically powered lifting equipment because of dust or solvent vapors. Goods there still need to be lifted, rotated, and placed precisely many times each shift. Doing it by hand is slow and tiring.

FullSharp installs a pneumatic jib crane with a dedicated gripping tool matched to the workshop's goods. The compressed air already available in the plant drives the hoist, and a safety valve holds the load if air pressure drops. The arm rotates 180 to 360 degrees, so goods can be picked up and placed in a single sweep.

Pneumatic Jib Crane with Gripping Tool for Workshops

A pneumatic jib crane with a gripping tool installed in a workshop's production area.

Equipment installed

  • Jib crane frame: load-bearing steel, arm rotating 180 to 360 degrees around the column.
  • Pneumatic hoist: runs on the workshop's compressed air, lifting and lowering smoothly with no electrical sparks.
  • Dedicated gripping tool: designed to match the shape and weight of the goods, gripping or picking up depending on the material.
  • Pressure regulator and safety valve: holds the load steady if air pressure drops or is suddenly lost.
  • Control handle: combines lift, lower, and tool release buttons for one-hand operation.

Key specifications

  • Rotation angle180 to 360 degrees

Benefits for the workshop

Suited to explosion-prone areas

The pneumatic mechanism has no electric motor, making it safe in areas with dust or solvent vapors.

Pick and place in one pass

The wide rotation range removes the need to push a cart or hand-carry goods between two positions.

Tool matched to real goods

The gripping tool is custom-built for the product, holding firmly with fewer drops and less surface damage.

Actual installation photos

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Click a photo to enlarge. Album of 10 photos taken on site.

Suitable applications

  • Industrial assembly plants
  • Machining and machine-building workshops
  • Material handling warehouses
  • Packaging lines

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Frequently asked questions

Why use a pneumatic hoist in dusty or solvent areas?

Air-powered hoists produce no electrical sparks, so they suit areas with dust or solvent vapor. FullSharp confirms site conditions and air supply before choosing equipment.

What happens if compressed air is lost?

A pressure regulator and safety valve hold the load steady if air pressure drops or is cut suddenly, so the goods do not fall while the operator sets them down.

How is the gripping tool chosen?

It is designed to match the shape and weight of the goods, gripping or picking up depending on the material. FullSharp studies the actual items first.

Consultation for your workshop

FullSharp reviews the type of goods, load, and available air pressure at the workshop before selecting a configuration. Our engineers calculate the arm reach and design the gripping tool to match the actual goods. FullSharp then installs and hands over the equipment on site.