Hydraulic Lift

Hydraulic Lift that we are providing is precisely engineered for shifting as well as lifting heavy loads and goods with great safety. Entire structure is made of graded stainless steel, which is thoroughly painted with premium coating material to ensure high strength and rust formation resistance. Its lifting platform is featured with solid duty tubular pipe boundary for avoiding distortion of loaded goods. Hydraulic Lift is installed by our diligent team members at client's provided space according to their requirements.

Specification

• Model ND-EHSL-1000 
• UDL Capacity 1000 KGS 
• Platform Size (MS Checkered plate) 1800x 2400mm 
• Pit Size (WXDXH) 1950X2550X500mm
• Lifting height 1200mm 
• Lowered Height 500 mm 
• Total Height 1700 mm 
• Railing Two Side 600MM 
• Flower 300 mm
• Lifting/Lowering 440VAC,3Ph,50Hz 
• Motor Rating 3 HP 
• Lifting Speed 3 Mtr./Min. 
• No. of Cylinders 2Nos 
• No. of Scissor Pair Single
• Stoppage at any height Yes 
• Hyd. Power pack location Outside nearest to the equipment 
• Color of the equipment GoldenYellowRAL1003
• Scissor 125 X 20 flat 
• Frame Up Down
• IFMC Channel 100 X 50
• Checked Plate 4 mm 100 X 50 mm
• Cylinder Id 80
• Piston rode 50 mm 

A hydraulic lift is a type of lifting mechanism that uses hydraulic fluid typically oil to generate force and lift or lower objects These lifts find applications in various industries for tasks ranging from material handling to passenger transport Here are some key features and considerations related to hydraulic lifts

Hydraulic System

Hydraulic lifts operate on the principle of Pascals law which states that when pressure is applied to a fluid in a closed system it is transmitted equally in all directions In a hydraulic lift a pump forces hydraulic fluid into a cylinder creating pressure that lifts a piston and the attached load

Load Capacity

Hydraulic lifts come in various sizes and load capacities ranging from small lifts used for automotive repair to large industrial lifts capable of handling heavy loads The load capacity is a critical factor in selecting the right hydraulic lift for a specific application

Types of Hydraulic Lifts

There are several types of hydraulic lifts each designed for specific purposes Common types include scissor lifts twopost and fourpost vehicle lifts platform lifts and hydraulic passenger or goods lifts

Scissor Lifts

Scissor lifts use a folding mechanism scissor mechanism to raise and lower a platform These lifts are often used for tasks like maintenance construction or accessing elevated work areas

Vehicle Lifts

Hydraulic vehicle lifts are designed to lift cars trucks or other vehicles for maintenance repair or storage They are widely used in automotive repair shops garages and car maintenance facilities

Passenger and Goods Lifts

Hydraulic lifts are employed for vertical transportation of passengers or goods in buildings These lifts can serve various purposes from small residential lifts to larger goods lifts in industrial settings

Control Systems

Hydraulic lifts are equipped with control systems that allow users to operate the lift Control mechanisms may include pushbutton panels remote controls or automated systems depending on the application and design of the lift

Safety Features

Safety is a paramount consideration in hydraulic lifts Common safety features include emergency stop buttons overload protection safety valves to prevent uncontrolled descent and safety barriers or enclosures

Energy Efficiency

Some hydraulic lifts are designed with energyefficient features Regenerative systems can be implemented to recover energy during the descent phase contributing to overall energy efficiency

Maintenance and Inspection

Regular maintenance is crucial for the proper functioning and safety of hydraulic lifts This includes checking hydraulic fluid levels inspecting components for wear and following the manufacturers recommended maintenance schedule

Compliance with Regulations

Hydraulic lifts must comply with relevant safety and industry regulations Compliance may involve adherence to standards such as ASME A171 for elevators and escalators or other regional safety codes

When considering the installation or use of a hydraulic lift its essential to consult with professionals or engineers who are knowledgeable about local regulations and safety standards to ensure proper compliance and safe operation