Practical support at the project stage
ASPAR helps architects and building designers select a lifting equipment type, compile input data and coordinate the equipment the company plans to manufacture and supply. This capability applies to ASPAR's own solutions. It is not offered as a standalone drawing office or as a service for third-party equipment drawings.
Equipment categories to consider
- Platform lifts for persons with reduced mobility for entrances, stairs and level changes.
- Cargo lifts for moving goods between levels.
- Service lifts for compact internal logistics.
- Scissor lift tables for loading docks and work zones.
- Custom ASPAR solutions when a standard configuration does not solve the task.
Choosing a category does not replace project-specific selection of a model or configuration.
What to define at the outset
Equipment function
Who or what will move, between which levels, how frequently and along which route.
Geometry
Level difference, number of stops, available space, entry and exit directions, stair flight, opening or proposed shaft. Universal dimensions do not apply to every model.
Load and platform
Goods-handling tasks require weight, dimensions and the type of container, trolley or pallet. Accessibility tasks require a defined user route and a platform configuration suitable for the facility.
Power and related work
Available power, connection route and responsibility split are agreed for each facility. The customer usually prepares the main power supply to the installation point, but ASPAR may undertake this work under a separate agreement.
Information to provide
- plan, section or area sketch;
- site photos and video;
- level difference or floor levels;
- number of stops;
- available dimensions;
- required loading, entry and exit directions;
- load data or user route;
- indoor or outdoor conditions;
- project stage and responsible contact.
What ASPAR provides for its equipment
After reviewing the task, ASPAR can clarify required dimensions, site requirements, equipment configuration and coordination points for related work. The set of materials and drawings is defined for the specific supply. A universal documentation package is not promised without agreed equipment.
Implementation coordination
- Initial request and input data.
- Category selection or assessment of a custom task.
- Technical solution and configuration refinement.
- Agreement on supply boundaries and preparatory work.
- Manufacturing of ASPAR equipment.
- Installation and commissioning within the agreed scope.
Regulatory boundary
For vertical and inclined platforms, ASPAR uses verified category-level certification statements only. The documents and their limitations are explained in the Certification Trust Hub. Equipment certification does not automatically establish compliance of the entire building with DBN requirements. That depends on the project, installation conditions and implemented solutions.
Verified examples
ASPAR project cases show how site conditions affect equipment configuration. Parameters from one case must not be transferred to another facility without verification.
FAQ
What is needed for the first technical discussion?
A plan or section, site photos, floor levels, available dimensions, the user or load route and known power supply information.
Does ASPAR provide drawings?
The drawing and information set is defined for specific ASPAR equipment and an agreed supply. Standalone drawings for third-party equipment are not offered.
Does equipment certification confirm compliance of the whole building?
No. Certification applies to the verified equipment category. Building compliance depends on the project, installation conditions and implemented work.
Discuss the technical solution
Send a plan, section, photos or a short technical brief. ASPAR will check whether the data are sufficient and identify the next step. Discuss the technical solution.