FullSharp built a pneumatic jib crane on a mobile base with a height-adjustable column and a clamp that wraps round metal blocks, for a machining shop whose lifting point changes with each order. The jaws grip both sides of the curved surface so the workpiece does not spin as it does on a cable, and the unit is wheeled to whichever machine needs it.
Round metal blocks are heavy and slippery, giving hands no grip point, while slinging them with cables lets the workpiece spin while suspended. The machining location also changes with each order, so a fixed crane does not fit.
FullSharp built a pneumatic jib crane on a mobile base, with a height-adjustable column and a clamp tool gripping the round metal block. Wherever the workshop needs to lift, the unit is wheeled there, and the clamp grips both sides so the workpiece stays steady while being moved.
Pneumatic jib crane on a mobile base with a round metal block clamp tool in the machining workshop.
The mobile base lets one unit serve multiple machines and fixture locations.
The clamp tool wraps both sides of the round block, keeping its orientation steady throughout the lift.
The adjustable column keeps the arm at the correct height for whichever machine is in use.
Cables let a round workpiece spin while suspended. A clamp with jaws that wrap the curved surface holds both sides with steady air-cylinder force, so the orientation stays fixed throughout the lift.
Machines and fixtures sit at different heights. The adjustable column keeps the arm at the correct height for whichever machine is in use.
Yes. The mobile base has wheels and outriggers, so it is moved to the lifting location and locked in place, serving multiple machines and fixture locations.
FullSharp needs the workpiece diameter, weight, and the fixture height at each machine. After the site survey, we finalize the arm reach, column travel, and clamp jaw drawing to match your exact workpiece.