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Hydraulic Elevators

Gentle, dependable lifts for low-rise buildings.

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Hydraulic glass lift running through a shopping mall atrium

About this lift

Hydraulic lifts push the cabin up with a piston and let it down under control, so they need no overhead machine room and put little load on the building structure. They are a strong fit for low-rise, heavy-load applications.

  • No overhead machine room and a light load on the structure
  • Descends by gravity in a power cut, then opens the doors
  • Heavy-duty capacity for low-rise use
  • Simple mechanical layout that is straightforward to service

Specifications

Indicative specifications for Hydraulic Elevators
Capacity4 – 20 persons
Speed0.3 – 0.6 m/s
TravelUp to G+5
Door typeAutomatic or manual
Cabin finishStainless steel, MS powder-coated or glass
DriveHydraulic pump and piston, machine room beside the shaft
ShaftReduced overhead; pit sized for the cylinder
Safety featuresLowering valve for power failure, overload sensing, pipe-rupture valve

Indicative ranges for this lift type. Final capacity, speed and dimensions are confirmed in writing after a site survey.

Hydraulic lift types

Machine layouts and shaft styles for hydraulic lifts, from compact glass shafts to enclosed installations.

Hydraulic lift types: machine layout, shaft and cabin renders

Where it fits

  • Low-rise commercial buildings
  • Hospitals and clinics
  • Residential and heritage buildings

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