FullSharp installed a wall-mounted jib crane anchored to the wall structure with a pneumatic lifting unit, a force-sensing handle and a gripper tool, for a small plant corner that needs constant lifting. The floor below stays clear, and the load follows exactly the direction the operator pushes, with no up and down buttons.
Many corners of a plant span only a few square meters yet still need constant lifting. Erecting a floor-mounted jib post takes up standing room, while dragging loads by hand is slow and risks bumping into machines.
FullSharp installs a wall-mounted jib crane so the entire unit anchors to the wall structure, leaving the floor below completely clear. The pneumatic lifting unit comes with a force-sensing handle, so the load follows exactly the direction the operator pushes.
Wall-mounted pneumatic jib crane with a force-sensing handle and gripper tool.
The unit anchors to the wall, so there's no post taking up standing room for the operator.
The force-sensing handle feels like carrying a light object, and takes only a few minutes to learn.
The arm sweeps in an arc, covering exactly the work needed in a small corner of the plant.
It senses hand pressure and raises or lowers the load exactly as the operator intends, so there are no up and down buttons to press.
Yes. The arm is fixed with brackets and anchor bolts to a wall column or beam and rotates around its pivot to cover the work zone.
Yes. The pneumatic lifting unit holds the load in place when the operator lets go, which helps with careful placement and lets the operator use both hands on the part.
FullSharp checks the wall structure, column position and required reach before finalizing the arm's length. We recalculate the anchor brackets to match the actual wall, then install, load-test and hand it over to the operating team.