Paint, chemical and oil pails of 18 to 20 liters weigh 20 to 30kg, and 50 liter containers weigh up to 60kg. Full pails are heavy, empty ones are bulky, and the small handles are hard to grip. Stacking pails onto pallets, unloading trucks and pouring into mixing tanks are repetitive all-day tasks in paint, chemical and food plants.
FullSharp develops vacuum, gripping and hook tools for each type of pail. One operator can lift one or several pails at once and place them on a pallet or conveyor, or rotate them to pour into a tank. The equipment hangs from a pneumatic jib crane or overhead rail, covering the whole packing area.
A four-pail vacuum tool lets one person complete a pallet in a few minutes.
Pails stay upright while moving and are poured under control with a pneumatic rotating tool.
A fully pneumatic system with no electrical sparks, suited to paint shops and solvent stores.
A suction pad with a thick seal fits around the ribs, or a gripper clamping the pail body is used instead. FullSharp tests with the customer's sample pails before delivery.
Standard tools lift two or four 20 liter pails, up to 120kg in total. Larger quantities use a gripper that lifts a whole layer of pails on the pallet.
Yes. Silicone suction pads and a stainless steel frame are suitable for food plants and easy to clean.
Every plant differs in load, part size, handling frequency and working space. FullSharp carries out a site survey, recommends suitable equipment, load-tests it before handover and trains your operators. The equipment is built at the FullSharp factory in Taiwan, with spare parts and warranty service available in Vietnam.