Goods transfer between defined levels
Map the cargo route between measured floor levels, including each stop position and the entrance direction at every landing.
Priority product family
Guide Rail
Freight Lifts
Configured around your load, travel and site.
Start with the cargo task, platform requirement, stops, entrance directions and building conditions. Use those inputs to review a project-specific equipment arrangement.
01 / Overview
One product family.
Project-specific inputs.
Guide rail freight lift configurations are project-specific and are prepared around the requested load, vertical travel, platform size, served levels, entrance direction, site conditions, and power context.
Use the sections below to organize those inputs for one family-level project enquiry.
- Cargo task
- What moves, its size, required load and how it enters the platform.
- Vertical route
- Travel, stop positions, floor levels and entrance direction at each landing.
- Building interface
- Platform space, available opening, pit, overhead and installation access.
02 / Applications
Define where the cargo route meets the building
These project contexts help organize an enquiry. The final arrangement remains specific to the cargo task, measured building interface and reviewed site conditions.
Warehouse and production interfaces
Coordinate the platform, cargo and handling method with openings, work areas, traffic routes and available installation space.
Project-specific building integration
Bring the shaft or support area, pit, overhead, landing protection, installation access and site services into one review.
03 / Structure review
Two reference configuration paths
Compare each path using the same project information. No fixed numerical specification is assigned on this page before the project inputs are reviewed.
01 / Reference configuration
Single-Rail Reference Configuration
A single-rail arrangement is one structural path within the guide rail freight lift family. Review it against the required load, travel, platform geometry, entrance arrangement and available building space.
Information to review
- Cargo type, required load and cargo footprint
- Vertical travel and stop positions
- Platform dimensions and entrance direction
- Available opening, pit and overhead space
The reference label does not determine suitability. The project inputs and reviewed arrangement do.
Include this preference in an enquiry 02 / Reference configuration
Double-Rail Reference Configuration
A double-rail arrangement is another structural path within the same product family. Compare it using the same project information rather than treating the structure name as a complete specification.
Information to review
- Cargo type, required load and loading method
- Vertical travel, floors and stop positions
- Platform geometry and landing entrances
- Building opening, pit, overhead and access limits
Final dimensions and equipment arrangement remain tied to the reviewed site and cargo requirements.
Include this preference in an enquiry04 / Configuration map
Define the freight route before discussing a configuration
Bring the cargo, vertical route, platform request, landings, entrances and site information into one project brief. Mark any item that is still unknown so it remains an open question.
- 01
Requested load
State the requested load and describe the cargo, its largest footprint and how goods will enter and leave the platform.
- 02
Vertical travel
Provide the requested vertical travel between the lowest and highest served positions. Explain how the measurement was taken or mark it as not yet available.
- 03
Platform size
Give the requested platform length and width and the space available around the proposed platform area. Include a sketch when dimensions are easier to show than describe.
- 04
Served levels
List each level the freight route needs to serve and identify the planned stop position at every landing.
- 05
Entrance direction
For each served level, show where goods enter and leave. State whether the entrance positions are the same, opposite or adjacent when that information is known.
- 06
Site and power context
Describe the installation area, access limits and indoor or outdoor conditions, then record the available voltage and frequency. Add the destination and any known site constraints.
05 / Prepare the enquiry
Send the information already available
- Site dimensions or an available building drawing
- Floor levels, stop positions and vertical travel information
- Cargo dimensions, weight and loading method
- Required platform length and width
- Entrance direction at each landing
- Site photographs showing the available space
- Available voltage and frequency
Submit project information
Share the cargo task, site information, destination and the files already available.
Review the configuration
Organize the open inputs and review the structure against the project context.
Discuss drawings and quotation
Use the reviewed requirements as the basis for the drawing and quotation discussion.
Prepare project execution
Confirm the information needed for the next project stage before execution begins.
06 / Structure views
Review the building interface
These views help organize questions about levels, guides, drive structure and landing entrances. They do not establish a completed project specification.
07 / Buying questions
Guide rail freight lift planning FAQ
Use these answers to prepare an enquiry. The reviewed project information remains the basis for the equipment discussion.
01 What information determines a guide rail freight lift configuration?
Begin with the cargo, required load, vertical travel, platform size, stop positions, entrance directions, building space, electrical supply and destination. The configuration is reviewed from these inputs together.
02 What is the difference between the single-rail and double-rail references?
They show two structural arrangement paths within the same product family. The structure name by itself is not a selection rule; compare the project load, travel, platform geometry, entrances and available space before reviewing an arrangement.
03 Can I request a quotation before choosing a configuration?
Yes. Describe the task and share the information already available. The single-rail or double-rail preference can be included in the project description without choosing a fixed configuration first.
04 Which site dimensions should I provide?
Provide the available opening, floor-to-floor information, vertical travel, platform area, pit and overhead space, landing positions and the route used to bring equipment to the installation area.
05 Can the platform and landing entrances be planned around the project?
Include the required platform length and width and the entrance direction at each landing. These details are reviewed together with the cargo and building conditions.
06 Can I attach drawings and site photographs?
Yes. The quotation form accepts PDF, JPG and PNG files. You can attach up to three files, with a maximum size of 10 MB for each file.
09 / Project enquiry
Start with the cargo, site and destination
You do not need to choose between the reference configurations before sending the information already available.