Vertical Drop Lifters an the Automotive Industry

Designed with redundant safety systems and multiple belts, this mast style
vertical drop lift was engineered to reduce deflection, ensure level and accurate positioning, support cantilevered loads, and offer high-duty cycles. The mast structure supports the lift carriage, while the drive train employs a belt equalization system, operated by an electro-mechanical motor with lock-position actuators. The vertical drop lifter also offers an OSHA compliant upper level personnel access platform and floor mounted devices for ease of access during planned maintenance.

Handling’s field technicians are available to assist in the set-up, installation, and integration of your mast style belt lift, and will train your personnel in the operation and maintenance of the unit(s).
For more on this vertical drop lift, or to inquire                                                                                      
about your own drop lift needs, contact Mike Roper, or visit the webpage.

Automotive Operations Require a Vertical Drop Lifter

A Vertical Drop Lifter is a machine which can be used to move products automatically from one level to another. The technology which drives it can be as simple or as advanced as a client prefers.

Handling Specialty vertical drop lifts are custom designed for virtually any size load to meet each customer’s specific application needs with back-up anti-collapse safety systems. A vertical drop lifter from Handling Specialty will also communicate with a client’s mainframe controls simply and effectively to ensure proper operation during every cycle.

Feed and discharge your product efficiently and with the peace of mind only Handling Specialty can offer with its engineered to order vertical drop lifters, designed to lift and move your application’s weight requirements with its vibration-free movement – which is a Hallmark in Handling’s vertical drop lifters - offering a smooth ride, ensuring the product arrive undamaged from one level to the next.


For more information, or to ask about a quote, contact Mike Roper