FullSharp installs a suspended jib crane with an electric hoist and a hook shaped to the rim of plastic trays, for stacks weighing dozens of kilograms in a packing area too tight for a forklift. The operator presses to lift, swings the arm to the next table and lowers, so trays stay level and nobody carries them overhead.
Goods packed in plastic trays are stacked high, each stack weighing dozens of kilograms. Workers lifting by hand all shift strain their backs, and a tilted tray spills the contents. The work area is also tight, without enough room for a forklift to turn.
FullSharp installs a suspended jib crane with an electric hoist, fixed to existing structure, paired with a dedicated plastic tray hook. The operator presses the button to lift, swings the arm to move the tray to the next table, then lowers it, without carrying it overhead.
Suspended jib crane with an electric hoist and plastic tray hook installed in the packing area.
The hoist carries the tray's full weight, and the operator only needs to guide direction and position.
Button-controlled lifting sets the tray down on the right stack, limiting spills and breakage.
Suspended overhead, keeping the plant aisles clear for carts and foot traffic.
A hook shaped to the tray rim grips as soon as it is hooked on, and the electric hoist lifts at a steady speed. The stack stays level, so contents do not spill.
No. The frame fixes to the ceiling or an existing column. The swing angle can be chosen between 180 and 360 degrees to suit the layout, and FullSharp checks the structure first.
Yes. The pendant hangs at a comfortable height and the hoist brake holds the load when the button is released, so one operator controls the full cycle.
FullSharp checks how much load the ceiling or column can bear, measures the reach needed, and weighs a fully loaded tray. From there we select the hoist capacity and build the hook to match the plant's exact tray design. Contact FullSharp to schedule a survey.