Selection of lifting systems

How to select the appropriate lifting system

The lifting systems are made to measure. It is therefore crucial to select the appropriate system and then the components adapted to the site of use.

Select type lifting system:

  1. Does your design already have machine feet or other feet that you would like to retain as standard?
    Yes: Lifting roller system Synchro-LIFT Type Caster
  2. Must the system be levelable?
    Yes: Lifting roller system Synchro-LIFT or Lifting system Easy-Synchro
  3. Do you need vibration damping machine feet?
    Yes: Lifting roller system Synchro-LIFT or Lifting system Easy-Synchro
  4. Is the weight at full load for the entire system over 350 kg?
    Yes: Lifting roller system Synchro-LIFT
  5. Are there any requirements regarding the attachment of the system to your construction?
  6. Where, in which environment, should the system be used?
  7. How should the system be used, or which optimization is to be achieved by using the lifting system?

Components selection:

  1. Polyamide or polyurethane wheel
  2. Polyamide foot with anti-slip sole or vibration-absorbing machine foot
  3. Outside hand lever, inside hand lever or foot pedal

Lifting systems versus leveling casters

What exactly is the difference between lifting systems and leveling casters?

Lifting systems as well as leveling casters have the two functions "drive" and "safely park". However, lifting systems also have the advantage that the change from "drive" to "park safely" synchron is carried out via a hand lever or foot pedal. In the case of leveling casters, this is done separately on each caster via the foot pedal or by manually screwing down the foot. Lifting systems therefore offer a little more comfort and more speed during the changeover than leveling casters. They are used where the entire construction is moved very often and quickly, e.g. for work stairs or measuring equipment.