FullSharp supplied a battery-powered FULLSHARP electric lifter with an articulating arm built for hooking molds out of presses where forklifts cannot reach. The jointed arm folds and extends into the narrow gap between the press platens, latches onto the mold hook point and pulls it out and lowers it under control, shortening each mold change.
Changing a press mold is the most time-consuming task every time the product code changes. Molds are heavy, and the tight clearance around the machine often keeps a standard forklift from reaching the hooking position. Using a crane or a hand lever is slow and puts nearby workers at risk.
FullSharp supplied an electric FULLSHARP lifter with an articulating arm built specifically for hooking molds. The jointed arm folds and extends to reach into the narrow gap between the press platens. The mold is hooked, pulled out, and lowered under control, which shortens machine downtime.
An electric FULLSHARP lifter with a dedicated articulating arm, used to hook and move molds in the shop.
The articulating arm reaches into gaps a standard forklift fork cannot access.
Fast hooking and pull-out means each product changeover takes less time.
The mold rests on the lifter instead of hanging in the air, so no one has to stand underneath it.
A compact lifter with an articulating arm reaches into the space around the press and latches onto the mold's hook point, then pulls and lowers it under control.
The mold is raised and lowered in controlled steps and kept stable while being pulled out, which reduces the risk to workers standing near the machine.
Yes. The battery-powered body is compact and maneuvers through narrow aisles between presses, so one lifter serves several machines.
FullSharp measures the mold's weight, the clearance around the press, and the machine table height to select the right arm configuration. Our engineers check the shop's aisles to confirm the lifter can maneuver. Contact FullSharp to schedule a survey at your plant.