Freight Elevator

Name: Freight Elevator
Brand: AMPLE ELEVATOR
Price: 1200000 INR
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Freight Elevator Specification

Usage
Residential Elevators

Type
Passenger Elevators

Load Capacity
2 Tonne

Material
Stainless Steel

Drive Type
Hydraulic

Power Supply
220-440 V

Freight Elevator Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
1 Piece

Payment Terms
Cash Advance (CA), Cash in Advance (CID)

Supply Ability
50 Pieces Per Month

Delivery Time
1 Months

Main Export Market(s)
Asia

About Freight Elevator

A freight elevator, also known as a goods elevator or cargo lift, is a specialized elevator designed to transport goods and materials within a building, rather than people. These elevators are built for heavy loads, durability, and efficient material handling, with features that differ from passenger elevators.

Key Characteristics of Freight Elevators:

Heavy Load Capacity:

Freight elevators are designed to handle significantly heavier loads than passenger elevators, often ranging from a few hundred kilograms to several tons.
Robust Construction:

They are built with durable materials and reinforced components to withstand the demands of industrial environments and heavy usage.
Safety Features:

Freight elevators incorporate advanced safety features like overload protection, emergency brakes, and safety interlocks to protect both the cargo and operators.
Efficiency:

Designed for quick loading and unloading, they help businesses improve productivity by reducing material handling time.
Different from Passenger Elevators:

Unlike passenger elevators, freight elevators prioritize functionality over aesthetics, often featuring durable materials like reinforced steel and specialized flooring.
Loading and Unloading:

Freight elevators can accommodate larger items, including forklifts and even vehicles in some cases, making them suitable for various industrial applications.
Location:

They are typically located near loading docks or in back-of-house areas of commercial buildings and are not typically accessible to the general public, according to Liberty Elevator.
Examples of Applications:

Freight elevators are found in warehouses, factories, shopping malls, and other industrial and commercial facilities.