FullSharp built a pneumatic vacuum lifting beam with many suction points along its length for 8 m long steel sheets that used to sag, twist and cut slings. Vacuum is spread evenly so the sheet stays flat in the air, one operator handles it, and a check valve with a reservoir holds suction if the air supply is lost.
An 8 m long steel sheet is very hard to handle with slings and hooks. The sheet sags in the middle, sharp edges can cut the cables, and it twists when lifted, requiring two workers to hold each end.
FullSharp built a pneumatic vacuum lifting pad with a long beam split into multiple suction points running the full length of the sheet. The vacuum is distributed evenly so the sheet stays flat, does not twist while moving, and only one operator is needed.
Multi-point pneumatic vacuum lifting pad lifting a long steel sheet in a mechanical workshop.
Eliminates the step of threading cables under the sheet, saving a few minutes on every lift.
Multiple suction points spread the load evenly, so the long sheet stays flat while suspended.
The rubber cups grip the surface without leaving hook marks or cable scars on the steel.
Use a long beam with suction points along the full length. The load is spread evenly, so the sheet stays flat and does not twist while moving.
No. It generates vacuum from the workshop's existing compressed air, with no separate cabinet. Multiple rubber cups grip the sheet and each cup can be replaced when worn.
A check valve and reservoir tank hold the vacuum long enough to lower the sheet safely, and a gauge with a warning horn alerts the operator.
FullSharp needs the sheet's dimensions, thickness, and surface condition to calculate the number of suction cups and beam length. Our technical team visits your plant to measure your existing lifting equipment and proposes a lifting pad that fits your crane hook.