Start with the task, not the equipment name
ASPAR develops solutions for moving people and goods between levels. The company clarifies the task and site conditions, selects an equipment category or assesses the need for in-house engineering, manufactures the equipment and coordinates installation and further service. To start, describe the route, load and facility.
Choose the solution path
Barrier-free access
For entrances, stairs and level changes, consider the accessibility solutions and vertical or inclined platform lifts for persons with reduced mobility. The equipment type depends on the route, geometry and installation conditions.
Moving goods between levels
Cargo lifts are selected according to load weight and dimensions, travel height, number of stops, platform size and loading method.
Compact internal logistics
Service lifts support compact loads between a kitchen, storage area, service floor or other work zones. They do not replace a cargo lift for pallets or bulky loads.
Working or loading height
Scissor lift tables can support loading docks, workstations and local level alignment. Parameters are selected for a specific series and task.
Non-standard task
When a standard configuration does not fit, ASPAR can assess a custom solution. This means developing ASPAR's own equipment, not selling drawings for third-party machinery.
Solutions by customer type
The hub provides dedicated routes for architects and building designers, developers and general contractors, warehouses and logistics, manufacturing and HoReCa. Each page addresses the audience's task instead of duplicating the catalogue.
From request to solution
- The customer provides the task, photos, a plan or drawing and known parameters.
- ASPAR clarifies the route, load, geometry, levels and operating conditions.
- The team checks standard categories or assesses a custom development.
- The parties agree the technical approach, configuration, scope and cost.
- ASPAR manufactures the equipment.
- Installation and commissioning are completed within the agreed scope.
ASPAR completed projects
The Projects section presents examples of ASPAR work with photos, video and technical information. Each project shows a specific site task; solutions for new sites are selected individually.
Information for an initial assessment
- task and facility type;
- site photos or video;
- plan, section or sketch when available;
- travel height or level difference;
- load data or user route;
- available space and power supply;
- city and required work scope.
Cost of the solution
Cost depends on category, configuration, parameters, material, delivery, installation and site conditions. The final price is determined after confirming the task, equipment parameters and site conditions.
FAQ
How should I start selecting a solution?
Describe who or what needs to move, between which levels and under what conditions. Add photos, dimensions or a drawing.
When is a custom solution required?
When standard equipment does not fit the geometry, route, load or operating pattern. Feasibility is established after reviewing the input data.
Why is there no universal price?
Lifting equipment is configured for the task and facility. An accurate estimate requires input data and an agreed supply and work scope.
Discuss the task
Send the available input data. ASPAR will clarify what is missing and identify the category or technical approach to estimate. Discuss a solution.