What is the difference between a guide rail hydraulic lifting platform and a cargo elevator? Many customers have doubts about this. Firstly, we know that although elevators and elevators are both lifting equipment, their working principles are completely different.
Similarities:
The guide rail hydraulic lifting platform and the cargo elevator are both types of lifting mechanical equipment that can be manually operated by the buttons of the control system to complete the transportation of goods up and down.
Other than differences:
Elevators can be divided into scissor type and guide rail type according to their types. The lifting height of the cargo elevator ranges from 1 meter to 20 meters, and special specifications of the cargo elevator can be customized according to user requirements. Mainly used for high-altitude cargo transportation on factory assembly lines, cargo warehouses, parking lots, docks, buildings, logistics, etc. The lifting system of a cargo elevator is driven by a hydraulic pump station, so it is also known as a hydraulic lifting cargo elevator.
Freight elevators are mainly designed for transporting goods and are usually accompanied by people. The cargo elevator car has the characteristic of being long and narrow. A vertical elevator powered by an electric motor, equipped with a box shaped pod. Fixed lifting equipment serving designated floors. It has a car that runs between at least two vertical rigid guide rails.
