FullSharp supplied a hand-push electric lifter built for cleanrooms that clamps material rolls and tilts them 90 degrees, from horizontal in storage to upright for loading on the machine. It runs on electricity with no exhaust and little dust, and the roll is turned without manual effort, so its edges are not dented.
Material rolls lie horizontally in storage but need to stand upright when loaded onto a machine, and turning them by hand is heavy work that risks denting the roll. The cleanroom also restricts dust, so an ordinary fuel-powered lifter cannot be used.
FullSharp provides a hand-push electric lifter built for cleanrooms, running on electricity with no exhaust and minimal dust. The lifting unit clamps the roll and tilts it 90 degrees, turning it from horizontal to upright without any manual effort.
A hand-push electric lifter for cleanrooms clamping and tilting a material roll.
The tilting mechanism turns the roll from horizontal to upright, so workers no longer roll or pry the roll by hand.
The clamping forks wrap evenly around the roll body, so the core and edges stay undamaged during lifting and tilting.
Electric-powered with minimal dust and no exhaust, so it can be used in controlled-cleanliness areas.
Use a lifter with a clamp that holds the roll and a tilting unit that rotates it 90 degrees. The roll is turned by the machine instead of by hand, so it is not dropped or dented.
Electric equipment with no exhaust and low dust. A fuel-powered lifter is not suitable. The lifter in this project is electric and pushed by hand.
The clamp is designed to hold the roll firmly without denting it. FullSharp checks the real roll diameter, width and weight to set the clamp and tilt unit.
FullSharp measures the roll's diameter, width, and weight, and checks the machine shaft height to determine the lifting travel needed. Our engineers also ask about the factory's cleanroom requirements to select the right wheels and surface finish. Send us the roll specifications and we will recommend a configuration.