Gorbel announces availability of new Easy Arm™ 660

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Gorbel, manufacturer of material handling and fall protection solutions, announces the availability of its new Easy Arm® 660, a new product in its successful family of Intelligent Lifting Devices.

This new Easy Arm®, with load capacity up to 660 lbs., addresses a variety of application needs ranging from placement of automobile engines, to loading of large plates in CNC machines.  This free-standing, plug and play lifting solution incorporates the popular G-Force® Intelligent Lifting technology with the body of an ergonomic articulating jib crane.  The unit offers the responsiveness and flexibility of a human operator with unparalleled precision.  Boasting spans up to 14 feet, the Easy Arm® 660 covers a wide area and handles unique “pick and place” operations.  In addition to pinpoint precision, the unit can reach lifting speeds up to 45 feet per minute for high production environments.

The integral, electrical servo-powered G-Force® is fully-programmable to match the device with the work being performed, and can be outfitted with tooling capabilities designed specifically for the size and structure of the load.  Capacity overload, power loss protection, and a built-in float mode for exact positioning allow the system to stand-out from other lifting devices.

Allowing workers full control when lifting and positioning items weighing up to 660 pounds, the Easy Arm® 660 provides a complete solution in a single, compact package.

Gorbel has more than 30 years of experience providing overhead handling solutions to customers in a wide range of industries. The company has a comprehensive line of Crane Technology products, including work station bridge cranes, patented track cranes, I-beam jib cranes, gantries, and work station jib cranes. The company also has an innovative line of Ergonomic Lifting products, featuring the G-Force® Intelligent Lifting Device, the Easy Arm® Intelligent Lifting Arm, and the G-Jib™.

 

 

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