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Features
Manufacturer  ASPAR
Load capacity  2000 kg
Maximum lifting height  up to 20 m (custom design higher)
Platform dimensions  up to 7000 × 3000 mm
Drive type  chain
Power supply  380V
Controls  24 V / PLC
Number of stops  2 or more stops

Chain goods lift, 2,000 kg

Made to order
SKU: VC 2000
120 000 грн
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Description

Please note: The displayed price represents the basic product configuration with minimum technical specifications. Each ASPAR order is calculated individually according to the required parameters, configuration and specific site conditions.

ASPAR manufactures chain goods lifts for vertical movement of loads between levels at manufacturing, warehouse, logistics and retail sites. The ASPAR VC Series uses a chain drive; each configuration is selected for the travel route, load type and installation conditions.

Applications

A chain goods lift is used to move materials, goods, containers and equipment between floors or work areas. It is suitable for warehouses, production facilities, logistics centres, shops and service sites.

Parameters and selection

The VC specifications list a 2000 kg load capacity, lift height up to 20 m, platform up to 7000 × 3000 mm, chain drive, 380 V power supply, 24 V / PLC control and two or more stops. Selection requires the load weight and dimensions, level difference, required platform, loading directions, duty cycle and an installation-area plan.

Configuration and implementation

ASPAR provides engineering selection, manufacture, installation and service for the goods lift at the specific site. Doors, enclosures, number of stops and platform layout are defined in the project.

Next step

Explore warehouse and logistics solutions, manufacturing and workshop solutions, installation and dismantling and goods-lift selection guidance. For a quotation, contact ASPAR with the site parameters.

Frequently asked question

When is a chain goods lift considered?

A chain goods lift is considered for moving raw materials, goods, containers or equipment between levels or work areas. For engineering selection, ASPAR assesses the load, travel height, number of stops, loading directions, duty and installation conditions.