A passive exoskeleton built for the jobsite: it transfers the weight of the raised arm and the tool to the belt, with no battery and no motor. Overhead grinding, drilling, painting, plastering.
On a jobsite, an exoskeleton is not a gadget: it decides whether an operator works a full shift with arms raised or stops after two hours with a burning shoulder. The Scourpio is a passive construction exoskeleton, driven by mechanical springs, with no battery and no electric motor. This exoskeleton for construction transfers the weight of the raised arm and the machine to the belt, which removes the load on the rotator cuff. A single overhead work exoskeleton covers ceiling grinding, overhead drilling, painting and plastering. Built as an industrial answer to musculoskeletal disorders, the Scourpio pairs with the full Sept Tools brushless range (60 dB, 0.35 m/s2 vibration) to form a coherent low-strain workstation, available on quote.
Passive spring-driven exoskeleton: nothing to recharge.
Sept Tools brushless range, quiet enough for occupied buildings.
Brushless range, well below the regulatory exposure limit.
Petit Potam, Gazellomur and Fouine XB165 for overhead work.
Arm weight transferred to the belt: overhead work stays comfortable.
Mechanical springs: immediate handling, zero maintenance.
Grinding, bush-hammering, drilling and planing overhead with our machines.
Survives concrete dust, water and full ten-hour shifts in PPE.
Identify the overhead operations and the aggravating factors on your sites.
Set the spring compensation to the machine weight and the operator.
Hands-on handling of the exoskeleton, on site or by video call.
Combine with the Petit Potam, Gazellomur or Fouine XB165 for the task.
Track output, stoppages and operator feedback over the first months.
Identify the overhead operations and the aggravating factors on your sites.
Set the spring compensation to the machine weight and the operator.
Hands-on handling of the exoskeleton, on site or by video call.
Combine with the Petit Potam, Gazellomur or Fouine XB165 for the task.
Track output, stoppages and operator feedback over the first months.
Overhead work with no assistance: rotator-cuff fatigue, output dropping sharply by the end of the shift.
Scourpio exoskeleton: arm weight transferred to the belt, useful station for the full shift.
Musculoskeletal disorders are a leading cause of lost time in construction, with long absences and a workforce that is hard to replace.
Passive exoskeleton: the overhead load is removed, the crew is protected.
Active battery exoskeleton: recharging, electronics exposed to dust and water, breakdowns on site.
Passive spring-driven Scourpio: robust, no electrical constraint on the jobsite.
Unassisted overhead drilling limits the station to a few dozen holes before the shoulder gives out.
Arm exoskeleton holds the effort, keeping anchoring output steady over time.
Full-PPE confined session with no assistance: exhaustion sets in early, forcing costly crew rotation.
Scourpio plus a Sept Tools carriage: far longer continuous overhead time.
Preparing concrete ceilings with arms raised over long sessions: the Scourpio paired with the Petit Potam or the Gazellomur turns an exhausting station into a precise, repeatable motion, with no shoulder fatigue.
Fixing cable-tray and rail anchors into ceilings: the arm exoskeleton holds the effort over time, where unassisted overhead drilling limits the station to a few dozen holes before the shoulder gives out.
Continuous overhead finishing work: the passive exoskeleton relieves the painter's and plasterer's shoulder, reduces stoppages and preserves output at the end of the shift.
Long sessions in full PPE: the Scourpio combined with a Sept Tools carriage extends continuous overhead time well beyond an unassisted session, keeping the crew productive without early rotation.
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