Goodsmaster CD goods lift

Britain’s leading heavy-duty goods lift for retailers, warehouses, and industrial sites designed for goods, large bins, and more. With the option for up to two attendants to accompany loads.

Max travel: 1m

Load capacity: 500-2000kg

Features & benefits

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Reduces manual handling hazards

Installing a Goodmaster helps reduce the risk of injury associated with manual handling, making the movement of goods faster and safer.

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Flexible design

With a range of modular platform sizes and loading capacities, it’s easy to find one that fits with your goods lift plans.

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Reliable performance

With energy-efficient chain-drive technology and a robust build, our goods lifts are designed to be hard-wearing. They are backed up with regular service visits, and 24/7 support to ensure long life.

Technical specifications

Predominantly moving: Goods
Max travel (m): 9
Speed (m/s): 0.15m/s
Travel orientation: Vertical
Capacity: 500-2000kg
No of people/usage: Floor level, option for up to 2 attendants
Max no of stops: 4
Entrance configuration: Single, through
Drive type: Traction lift with chain drive and VVVF operation for improved levelling.
Operation: Automatic push button control with call and send and a stop switch at each landing. Constant pressure car controls (attendent option)
Pit depth: From 90mm
Ramp option? (Y/N): Yes
Headroom/clearance: Internal car height +700mm (+750mm on 1500kg & 2000kg models).
Door type: Concertina gates / hinged doors at landings, collapsible gate on lift car
Shaft: Structure-supported
Power requirements: 3-phase supply
Warranty: 1-year standard warranty, including servicing and 24/7 callout cover

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What is a goods lift?

A commercial goods lift, also known as a goods elevator, is a big floor-level lift designed to move heavy loads safely over different floor levels. Some models can take attendants for added convenience. They are commonly used in warehouse, factory, and retail settings to aid back-of-house operations.

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