Goods lifts

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Our Goods lifts are here to move and transfer goods to upper floors easily, safely and quickly.

They are quick and easy to install for minimum disruption and can be with you in as little as eight weeks, saving you both time and money. With a choice of loading patterns and a range of capacities, they’re the perfect light-duty goods lifts for a range of uses.
Gradin good lifts are built to handle loads of 10,000kg and above and can be customised to withstand the requirements of the most demanding applications.

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Monorail Wall-mounted Goods Lift

Capacity: ≤ 1500kg
Platform size: ≤ 1.5 * 1.5m
Lift height: from 2.5m

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Dual-Cylinder Four-Post Cargo Lift

Capacity: ≤ 1000kg
Platform size: ≤ 3 * 3m
Lift height: from 2,500mm

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Four-Cylinder Eight-Post Cargo Lift

Capacity: ≤ 20000kg
Platform size: Customization
Lift height: from 5,000mm

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Wall-Mounted Cargo Lift

Capacity: > 1000kg
Platform size: Customization
Lift height: from 2,500mm

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Stainless Steel Goods Lift

Capacity: to suit your requirements
Platform size: to suit your requirements
Lift height: from 2,500mm

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Explosion-Proof Cargo Lift

Capacity: Customization
Platform size: Customization
Lift height: Customization

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Goods Lift frequently asked questions

What is a goods lift?

A goods lift is a mechanical system designed for the vertical transportation of materials between floors. Typically used to move items between the ground floor and and upper levels, these lifts are essential in environments where storage and workflow depend on multi-level access.

In environments where floor space is limited, goods lifts play a vital role in maximizing the use of available square footage. Warehouses and factories often need to expand their storage capacity without physically expanding the building. By allowing for the vertical stacking and storage of goods on upper levels, these lifts make it possible to utilise the often-underused overhead space.
This not only increases storage capacity but also helps streamline the workflow ensuring smoother operations

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Does installing a goods lift require structural changes?

If you’re concerned about whether installing a mezzanine goods lift will require significant structural changes to your building, a free-standing lift offers an effective and practical solution. These lifts are designed to integrate seamlessly into your existing facility without the need for extensive alterations.
Whether your business is in an older building, a leased space, or a facility where operational flexibility is crucial, a free-standing mezzanine goods lift can provide the capacity you need without disrupting your operations or incurring high costs for structural modifications.

By choosing a free-standing design, businesses can benefit from a lift that is quick to install, cost-effective, and adaptable to various spaces and building types.

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What is the maximum weight for a goods lift?

Standard goods lifts with capacities of up to 1,000kg are well-suited for many operations, offering a practical solution for transporting goods between floors.
However, for industries that require more substantial lifting power, such as heavy manufacturing, custom goods lifts can be engineered to handle loads of up to 10,000kg or more.

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How much does a goods lift cost?

A standard goods lift, typically starts at around £18,000. However, there are several variables can influence the total cost, including load capacity, lift height, platform size, and any customisations or additional safety features required for your operations.

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