Levelling caster system Synchro-LIFT – the new generation at a glance
Lifting loads synchronously and moving them
The levelling caster system Synchro-LIFT is installed in a piece of furniture, profile system or similar. By means of a removable lever, large loads can be lifted with little effort. In this state, the system stands on its wheels and can thus be easily moved.
Compared to its predecessor, the new Synchro-LIFT impresses with a closed housing. The hand lever that goes with the system is now supplied with a hexagonal connection point. The built-in European standard plate makes bolting to machines very convenient.
The Synchro-LIFT levelling caster system is available in two different versions.
Levelling caster system Synchro-LIFT: comparison of the types
Type foot
Type foot
| Load capacity per system | approx. 500 kg |
| Ground clearance | max. 10 mm |
| Overall height (in travelling position, on casters) |
180 mm |
| Overall height (placed/lifted on feet) |
190 mm |
Type caster
Type caster
| Load capacity per system | approx. 500 kg |
| Ground clearance | max. 10 mm |
| Overall height (placed on feet/base) |
140 mm |
| Overall height (in travelling position, on casters) |
150 mm |
The different types of the levelling caster system Synchro-LIFT
The Synchro-LIFT levelling caster system is available in different versions.
The type caster is used if the object whose mobility is to be improved already has feet or a base and is to be placed on them.
The type foot is used if the object in question does not have a foot or similar and the object is to be placed on the machine foot additionally integrated in the lifting roller system.
Possible applications of the levelling caster system Synchro-LIFT
The levelling caster system Synchro-LIFT can show its advantages especially where machines, furniture or other bulky or heavy objects have to be moved. This is the case in industrial environments, canteens and restaurants, shopping centres and offices, to name just a few of the areas of application for the levelling caster system.
The system can be installed in
- machines
- working stairs
- work tables
- mobile office equipment
- mobile partition walls
- mobile benches
- lecterns
- showcases
- advertising media such as digital customer stoppers
- mobile kitchen islands
- and much more …
Which type suits my purpose?
With foot or without?
Are there already machine feet or a base on which the object can be safely placed? If so, the type castor without integrated foot is the right choice. If nothing of this kind is available, the type foot with its integrated machine foot should be used.
