Vertical Lifts

A vertical lift can reduce the chances of worker injury and death in some instances. This is because their jobs involve lifting heavy loads and objects on a day-to-day basis. Vertical material lifts can help prevent some of these injuries and disorders while reducing the overall number of workers' compensation claims.

When workers have to carry heavy materials by hand, the chances of accidentally dropping them are much higher. That means your products are more likely to get damaged. Material lifts can reduce the chances of damage to your products. Your workers simply place boxes, containers, or pallets inside the lift and press a button—it’s as simple as that!

Manually moving boxes and carry heavy objects between floor levels is not only time consuming, it can also lead to worker fatigue and injury. As the day goes by, the rate at which workers can manually transport materials between floors slows, making this a very inefficient way to move materials. Because a vertical lift is easy to load, unload, and operate, it can increase productivity by removing strenuous physical labor.

An increase in material movement efficiency and worker productivity leads to higher revenue. Installing a vertical lift in your facility allows workers to move materials to one or multiple floor levels in a safe, fast, and efficient manner, allowing them to focus on other revenue-generating activities. Vertical lifts are also less costly to install, operate, and maintain than elevators.

Vertical lifts are highly customizable—they can be installed in an unused elevator shaft, next to a balcony or mezzanine, next to a new or existing pick module, through a floor, even outside! Engineered to the customer’s exact lifting requirements, Vertical lifts also provide a space-saving solution to move materials, especially when compared to inclined conveyors or freight elevators.