Carrying cement, rice, or fertilizer bags is the heaviest job in a bagging plant. Each bag weighs tens of kilograms, with hundreds of lifts per shift — workers end up with back pain, and bags often tear from being dragged.

FullSharp uses vacuum lifting equipment with a heavy-duty rotating joint on the boom. The joint lets the boom swing in multiple directions, and a vacuum suction head grips the bag's surface securely, so the operator simply pulls the bag in the needed direction and releases suction.

Rotating Joint for Bag-Handling Booms in Vacuum Lifting Equipment

A rotating boom joint and vacuum suction head lifting a bag at a factory's bagging area.

Equipment Installed

  • Heavy-duty rotating joint: lets the boom move in multiple directions while staying rigid.
  • Boom: a wide, sturdy reach spanning from the pickup point to the stacking point.
  • Bag suction head: grips the bag's outer surface firmly without tearing or bursting it.
  • Vacuum pump: strong, stable suction that holds throughout the move.
  • Lifting control handle: responsive, one-person operation, releasing suction right as the bag touches the pallet.

Key Specifications

  • Lifting principleVacuum suction
  • Rotating partBoom rotating joint
  • Work headBag suction head
  • Installation photos3 photos

Benefits for Your Workshop

Swings in multiple directions

The joint lets the boom reach both ends of the work area without moving the machine.

Bags stay intact

Suction on the bag surface replaces dragging, so the outer layer stays intact until the bag reaches the pallet.

Fewer injuries

Workers no longer have to carry bags on their shoulders throughout the shift.

Real Installation Photos

Rotating Joint for Bag-Handling Booms in Vacuum Lifting Equipment - photo 1 Rotating Joint for Bag-Handling Booms in Vacuum Lifting Equipment - photo 2

Click a photo to enlarge. A 2-photo album taken on site.

Suitable Applications

  • Cement, fertilizer, and chemical bagging plants
  • Rice, flour, plastic pellet, and animal feed warehouses
  • Bagging lines and pallet stacking of bags
  • Bag loading areas onto trucks

Get Advice for Your Workshop

FullSharp needs to know your bag weight, outer material, and stacking height to select the suction head and pump capacity. We survey the work area to determine the boom length and column placement.