Vertical conveyor lift

Reciprocating and continuous types: the smallest footprint for moving loads between levels.

A vertical lift moves cases or pallets between levels with an even smaller footprint than a spiral. Reciprocating lifts carry one load or one group per cycle and suit medium flows; continuous (C- or Z-type) lifts circulate platforms and give higher throughput for cases. Pallet lifts take heavier loads and work with a pallet conveyor system.

Typical uses

Linking mezzanine pick areas with ground-floor lines
Multi-level outfeeds of an AS/RS
Height differences in pallet lines across floors or equipment

Key figures

Lift height	2–20 m
Case load	≤ 100 kg per item
Pallet load	≤ 1,500 kg
Reciprocating throughput	About 100–400 cases/h: near the upper end at 4–6 m lift height, often only about 100 cases/h at 15–20 m
Continuous throughput	≤ 1,200 cases/h
Entries/exits	Same side, opposite side, or multiple levels

Figures are typical configuration ranges; exact specifications are set per project.

Options

Safety fencing with interlocked gates
Cold-store version
Fire-rated floor penetration

Scope of supply

Machine, drives and control cabinet, assembled and dry-run tested before shipping
The equipment's own control and fleet software; interfaces to your existing WMS / ERP as the project requires
Drawings: general arrangement, foundation and anchor plan, electrical schematics
Conformity documents for the equipment and the whole line, the split of responsibilities and the acceptance criteria are set out in the contract according to the project scope
Spare-parts list and wear-part recommendation; a first batch can ship with the equipment
Factory acceptance (FAT): attend in person or follow by live video
Installation, commissioning and operator training can be included in the offer

What we need for an offer

Floor height, number of levels and entry/exit direction per level
Load size, weight and hourly volume
Whether a floor opening already exists

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