Easy does it with Optimum Goods hoists

31-08-2010
Easy does it with Optimum Goods hoists

Material handling specialists Optimum Handling Solutions recently supplied an electric goods lift to a large Australian food processing plant to boost productivity.

The company had to efficiently lift pallets to a roller door opening on the top level of its building.

The pallets containing flat packed cardboard boxes were used to fill a box making machine.

Optimum supplied a heavy duty 2000kg goods hoist with 9m travel and a goods cage designed to handle two pallets per cycle.

This proved to be a perfect solution.

Simple controls make it easy for operators. Also, interlocked doors and an anti-drop feature means it is safe and easy to use.

Previously, all pallets had to be carefully manoeuvred one at a time by an experienced forklift driver up to the door opening – a tiresome process when 32 pallets are delivered daily.

Goods hoists and mezzanine lifts greatly assist any operation when elevating goods.

So whether it’s a simple 250kg mezzanine lift for nuts and bolts or a more complex 3000kg heavy duty lift with 12m travel, Optimum Handling has the solution

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