Trays of bolts are small but very heavy, since they're packed with metal, making them one of the most back-straining items to carry by hand from shelving to a workbench. The trays are also stacked several tiers high, so pulling one from the bottom means unloading the whole stack above it first.
FullSharp erects a 200 kg rated rail frame system carrying a KITO hoist, with a bolt tray clamp mounted on the hook. The clamp grips both sides of the tray, the hoist lifts it, and the trolley carries it along the rail to the workbench — workers never lift a tray by hand.
Rail frame system with a KITO hoist and a bolt tray clamp at a component warehouse.
Metal-filled trays are clamped and lifted by the hoist, eliminating a repeated heavy-lifting motion each shift.
Lifting and pulling a tray along the rail means not having to unload the whole stack above it.
The trolley carries trays from shelving to the workbench without needing an intermediate cart.
FullSharp weighs a full tray, measures the tray's side dimensions, and the line length from shelving to the workbench. From there we finalize the rail frame structure, KITO hoist configuration, and clamp size. Call FullSharp to schedule a warehouse site survey.