FullSharp supplied a stainless steel electric lifter with an electrically powered lift, tilt and hold mechanism for heavy paper and fabric coils that must be turned between horizontal and vertical. The operator presses a button to clamp the coil and rotate it slowly, and the rust-resistant body suits humid areas that need frequent cleaning.
Paper and fabric coils are heavy, and loading them onto a machine requires reorienting the axis from horizontal to vertical or back. Tilting them by hand is dangerous, while temporary bracing risks denting the edges and damaging the outer layer.
FullSharp supplies a stainless-steel-bodied electric lifter with a lift, tilt, and hold mechanism powered electrically. The operator simply presses a button to clamp the coil and rotate it slowly, and the rust-resistant stainless body performs well in humid areas that need frequent cleaning.
Stainless-steel electric lifter clamping and tilting a material coil in the workshop.
The coil stays clamped while rotating, so it never rolls or falls to the floor.
The stainless body withstands humid conditions and frequent cleaning.
Lifting, tilting, and holding are all controlled by push button, with no need for a second person.
The coil stays clamped while it rotates, so it never rolls or falls to the floor. Rotation is slow and controlled by button.
Stainless steel does not rust in humid areas and handles regular cleaning, which suits paper, fabric and food related plants.
In this lifter, lifting, tilting and holding are all electrically powered, so the operator only uses the buttons and never has to turn the coil by hand or brace it with makeshift supports.
FullSharp needs the coil's diameter, width, and weight, plus the machine spindle height. We survey the floor and aisle space, then recommend the stainless lifter configuration with a clamp and tilt mechanism matched to your coil type.