Shaft Installation

Installation Features：

Shaft Installation utilizes a pre-constructed or newly built elevator shaft within the building, allowing the hydraulic cargo lift to be seamlessly integrated into the building structure. This installation method is widely used in new factories, warehouses, office buildings, and other facilities where a dedicated lift shaft is planned during construction.

The lifting load is transferred directly to the foundation through the hydraulic cylinders, which significantly reduces the structural load requirements for the shaft itself. As a result, conventional brick or brick-concrete shaft structures are generally sufficient, providing a cost-effective and practical installation solution.

Shaft installation offers excellent stability, efficient use of space, and a clean, integrated appearance, making it an ideal choice for industrial and commercial applications that require safe and reliable vertical material handling.

Product Features:

1. No machine room is required above the shaft.Installation can be completed with a top-floor headroom of 3.5 meters or higher.
2. The hydraulic power unit can be installed within a 15-meter radius of the shaft, requiring only 3–4 m²of floor space.
3. No counterweight system is required, maximizing the usable shaft space and improving space utilization.
4. Smooth and stable operation, withlow noise, easy maintenance, and reliable long-term performance.

Product Specifications:

Customized Services:

We provide dedicated one-on-one support from initial consultation through after-sales service. Every product can be custom-built to meet your specific requirements, with flexible options for load capacity, platform dimensions, lifting height, and other key specifications to ensure the perfect solution for your application.

Application Scenarios:

• Manufacturing factories
• Warehouses and distribution centers
• Industrial buildings
• Office buildings
• Multi-story commercial buildings
• Logistics centers
• Processing plants

Suitable for: Buildings with existing or newly constructed elevator shafts.