FullSharp installed a pneumatic crane on a ceiling-mounted rail with a plastic tray hook tool built to the customer's exact tray design for use in a cleanroom where forklifts are not allowed. The tool fits the tray edge precisely, so each tray is lifted cleanly, moved sideways and lowered without touching neighboring stacks or shaking the contents.
Cleanrooms don't allow forklifts inside, and equipment must not generate dust or drop debris. Plastic trays are stacked high, so pulling one out from the bottom means unstacking and restacking the whole pile. Carrying trays by hand repeatedly is tiring and can easily shift the contents inside.
FullSharp installed a pneumatic crane on a ceiling-mounted rail, fitted with a plastic tray hook tool custom-built to the customer's exact tray design. The tool fits the tray's edge precisely, so it lifts each tray cleanly, moves it sideways, and lowers it into a new position without touching neighboring stacks.
A plastic tray hook tool hanging under a pneumatic crane on the ceiling rail inside the cleanroom.
No fumes or oil like a forklift, and the equipment surface is easy to wipe down after each shift.
The tool lifts a single tray cleanly, with no need to unstack and restack the whole pile.
Smooth motion and a tray that stays balanced mean the product inside is not disturbed.
Equipment must not shed dust or drop debris, and forklifts are usually banned. A pneumatic crane on a ceiling rail keeps the floor clear and runs on compressed air.
Yes. In this project the hook tool was built to the customer's tray so it grips the edge exactly. FullSharp works from a sample or drawing of the tray before designing the tool.
The hook tool picks one tray at a time and the crane moves it sideways, so operators do not unstack and restack the pile by hand.
FullSharp borrows a sample tray to measure the edge, dimensions, and weight when full, then designs a custom hook tool. We also agree on materials and finishing that meet cleanroom standards. Contact FullSharp to schedule a survey.