The work area sits right against the wall, so adding a jib crane column would take up space needed for workbenches and pallets. The parts being lifted aren't very heavy, but the motion repeats many times a shift, tiring workers' arms quickly.
FullSharp installed a wall-mounted pneumatic jib crane, with the entire load carried by the wall bracket, leaving the floor completely clear. The force-sensing handle reads the operator's push: push up and the load rises, press down and it lowers, with no buttons needed.
Wall-mounted pneumatic jib crane with swing arm and force-sensing handle at the work station.
With no column anchored to the floor, carts, pallets and workers can move freely underneath.
The operator only lifts the part slightly, the system carries the weight while the hand simply guides direction.
Pneumatic drive produces no sparks, and the load holds in place when the handle is released, reducing drop risk.
FullSharp checks the strength of the wall or column before confirming the bracket position — the most critical step for a wall-mounted unit. Our engineers measure the working radius and ceiling height to select the right arm length. Just tell us about the load and your floor plan, and we'll come out for a survey.