FullSharp installs a pneumatic jib crane between a storage rack and a machine table, carrying a vacuum pad for large flat panels. Suction holds the panel flat and the arm swings it the few steps to the machine while the operator guides with one hand, replacing two-person carrying and keeping sharp edges away from hands.
Large flat panels need to swing from a rack to a machine table just a few steps away. Carrying them by hand needs two workers, and the panel wobbles with sharp edges that are always a hazard to whoever is handling it.
FullSharp installs a pneumatic jib crane right between the rack and the machine table, carrying a vacuum lifting pad. The panel is held flat by suction and swings with the arm, with the operator only guiding direction with one hand.
A pneumatic jib crane with a vacuum lifting pad holding a flat panel at the fabrication station.
One person can move a large panel from the rack to the machine table.
The soft rubber pad leaves glass, painted sheet metal, or plastic unscratched.
No more two workers carrying a sharp-edged panel through a narrow aisle.
The rubber pad grips the panel flat, the pneumatic unit lifts it and the arm swings 360 degrees between rack and machine. The operator only guides direction.
No. A vacuum gauge and valve show the level clearly and prevent lifting until vacuum is sufficient. FullSharp sizes the pad to the actual panel.
The rubber pad spreads holding force evenly across the panel, leaving no marks on the surface. That matters for finished or coated panels going straight to the machine.
FullSharp measures your panel size, thickness, and weight, and checks your compressed air supply. We then select the vacuum pad, calculate the swivel column's reach, install, and test-run with an actual panel before handover.