The customer's machining station sits against a wall, and the floor is already packed with machines and carts, leaving no room for a jib crane column. The workpiece is also heavy enough to require two people to lift onto the machine table. Every setup meant the whole team had to stop working.
FullSharp installed a wall-mounted jib crane with an electric hoist, using the wall and column structure itself as the load-bearing point. The arm sweeps exactly across the station's work area, and the hoist lifts with a brake and overload protection. The floor stays clear, and carts continue to move as usual.
A wall-mounted jib crane with an electric hoist, providing lifting at one work station in the factory.
The entire load transfers to the wall or column, so no floor area is lost to a base or foundation.
Arm length is calculated from the station's actual working radius, neither too long nor too short.
The electric hoist's brake and overload protection allow slow, precise lowering to the exact height needed.
FullSharp visits the site to check whether the wall or column structure can handle the arm's bending moment. Our engineers measure the lifting load, reach, and ceiling height to select the hoist and beam length. Contact FullSharp to schedule a site survey and receive an installation plan.