Goods Only Lift

Goods Only Lift solutions are engineered for cargo transport without passenger travel—ideal for industrial sites where the workflow requires reliable, repeatable vertical movement of pallets, materials, and equipment. At Önder Lift, selection starts with two decision drivers: platform size and rated capacity. As platform dimensions grow, stability and rigidity requirements change—this is why the Goods Only range is available in Single Column, Double Column, and Four Column configurations.

General Features

• Goods‑only design concept for cargo transport workflows
• Engineered around platform size and capacity, not “one-size-fits-all” models
• Configurable platform layout to match handling equipment (e.g., pallet trucks, trolleys, forklift loading zones)
• Options for fully clad shaft / enclosure and project‑specific finishing (as required)
• Controls designed for clear daily operation (often landing call & send buttons)

Safety & Control (Typical Safety Architecture)

• Interlocked landing doors / gates to prevent operation with doors open
• Emergency stop strategy (landing and/or platform, project‑defined)
• Protection against common hazards: falling, crushing, trapping, and unauthorised access
• Safety elements aligned to the application: protective guarding/cladding, warning indicators, and controlled access options
• Commissioning checks to verify safety functions and operating logic before handover

Which Column Configuration Should You Choose?

• Single Column: compact installations where platform size/capacity remain within a single‑column stability concept
• Double Column: balanced stability for larger platforms and higher rigidity needs
• Four Column: maximum stability for large platforms, higher capacities, and demanding load behaviour

FAQ:

1. What does “Goods Only” mean?
   It means the lift is engineered for goods transport and not for passenger/attendant travel.
2. How do I choose single vs double vs four column?
   Start with platform size and capacity; larger platforms typically require more stability and a different column layout.
3. Is customization possible?
   Yes—platform size and capacity are defined around your workflow and handling equipment.
4. What control logic is common?
   Many systems use call & send buttons at each landing for clear operation.