Heavy duty
Goods elevators sized to the loads you actually move.
Robust goods and freight lifts configured around load type, loading method and how often the lift is used — from retail stock movement to warehouse and industrial handling.
At a glance
| Typical capacity | 630 – 10,000 kg |
|---|---|
| Duty | Heavy-duty goods movement |
| Configuration | Sized to the project |
| Typical buildings | Warehouses, retail, industrial, back-of-house |
Typical figures. Final capacity and configuration are confirmed after the site survey.
Where it fits
- Warehouses and logistics
- Retail stock and back-of-house
- Factories and industrial units
- Hotels and service areas
- Car lifts for villas, showrooms and parking
Design & configuration options
- Cabin sizes and entrances matched to pallets, trolleys or forklifts
- Heavy-duty cabin linings and floors
- Practical door types for loading
- Maintenance plans with spare parts supply
See the cabin design collection
What to consider
Load and loading method
Whether goods arrive by hand trolley, pallet truck or forklift changes floor loading and door design.
Frequency of use
Heavily used goods lifts need sturdier components and closer maintenance intervals.
Building operations
Entrance positions and approach space are planned around how goods move through the building.
Common questions
Can a forklift enter the goods lift?
Some goods lifts are designed for forklift loading, which affects floor strength, cabin size and doors. Tell us how goods are loaded and we will specify accordingly.
Next step
Tell us about your building.
Share a few details and we will arrange a free site survey, then follow up with a clear, itemized written quotation.