Rs. 250000.00
( Price inclusive of all taxes )
Availability: In stock
Industrial elevators supplied by Schneider Elevators are manufactured in a state-of-the-art facility that implements a rigorous quality control program to ensure the highest industry standards are met. Industrial elevators are manufactured in a state-of-the-art facility that implements a rigorous quality control program to ensure the highest industry standards are met. The robust industrial rack and pinion elevator design features an all-steel car and tower components for superior strength and long-life performance. The lift body itself is isolated from the drive sled to minimize noise and vibration for a smooth, quiet ride.
An industrial elevator is a heavy duty piece of equipment and we believe it should be built to last longer than a lawn mower. The car body itself is isolated from the drive sled to minimize noise and vibration for a smooth, quiet ride.
They are easy to install and provide several useful features like durability, fast, efficient, convenient and safe. We fabricate these types of lifts totally customized for your industrial needs and or space available and are known for lending a smooth touch.
The lifts has all the features, but with the added advantage of controlled speed and being capable of carrying a competent and trained person with the goods when using the lift. Alternative cabin sizes, stops, lifting heights and finishes are available. Special designs include car lifts with turntables.
They are ideally suited for efficient movement of materials in factories, warehouses, industrial plants or anywhere to a mezzanine, rack storage system with catwalks, or any new or existing upper floor level. The lift can be installed against buildings and mezzanines, in shafts and through-floor, interior or exterior applications.
Elevators are designed bearing passengers' security and convenience first in mind.
It is essential in sustaining the performance & improving the life span of elevators.
For safety prospective purpose VAS is used.
