Vertical - only transportation of goods with defined stopping levels; for very varied applications within the industry. The term "platform" refers to industrial elevators which by definition do not have controls on the platform itself. Great adaptability and options according to use.
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Lifting loads/persons for relatively short heights; has many and diverse industrial uses, always as fixed-position elevator. Can be used for raising materials to working level in many industrial processes, or as loading pier adjusting to different truck heights, for spanning minor differences in floor levels transited by fork lifts.
Vertical transport of small loads in the service sector: restaurants, hotels, office buildings, libraries, one family houses...
These lifts are designed for the transportation of persons together with either goods or cars respectively. These models are able to carry up to 5000 Kg. There is available a wide range of industrial applications, hospitals, shopping malls... According with the Directive 95/16/CE. Designed and manufactured in compliance with the armonized norm EN 81-2.
For the vertical transport of people in low buildings with relatively little traffic, designed as much for existing homes as for new buildings; more specifically it can be installed in chalets, detached family homes, flats with about 8 apartments maximum, semi-detached or terraced houses...
Platform elevator with direct hydraulic drive for vertical passenger transportation between two defined levels. It is specifically designed for private homes, shops and public buildings with controlled restricted use when is not possible to install a lift. It complies with all requirements of the Machinery Directive 98/37/CE Model with EC type examination certification.
Line of products aimed at overcoming the architectural barriers that limit access to buildings for disabled persons in need of a wheelchair.