PL 3000 Series
Up to 2.5m/s I 1.600kg load
Up to 0.63m/s I 1.600kg load
The PL 3000 Series residential and cargo elevators use proven hydraulic technology. Our product line has numerous configuration options and cabin sizes for almost every required specification.
Standard compliance with the EU 81-20/50, EN 81-70 standards for the transfer of passengers and cargo.
Rated load:
320-1,600 kg
Capacity:
from 4 up to 21 person
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The PL 3000 Series adapts to all structural conditions and can therefore be used indoors and outdoors.
0.63 m/s
Top rated speed for elevators
6 stops
Max number of floors
300 mm
Minimum shaft pit
2,800 mm
Headroom
Most adaptable elevator
Based on the best technical expertise in hydraulic lift technology in the world, our hydraulic drive offers a wide range of options. This has led to what is probably the most versatile and adaptable lift in our portfolio.
Most comfortable ride
With our hydraulic 3000 Series, traveling from one floor to another is an enjoyable experience. With an innovative hydraulic technology, you drive smoothly and almost silently to your designation.
* The PL3000 Series is designed for traction hydraulic passenger and cargo lift applications for residential and office buildings, storage facilities, hospitals, and hotels. Data labeled here are for the passenger 3100 Series. The 3300 Series is intended for the transport of cargo and has a maximum load capacity of 1000kg and speeds of up to 0.03m/s. The 3400 lift is intended for lifting cars and has a 2,500kg capacity and speeds of up to 1m/s. The 1400 lift can hold loads up to 10,000kg with speeds of up to 0.40m/s.
A perfect choice for residential and commercial buildings, hotels, or healthcare facilities thanks to its combination of high-performance level and maximum design freedom.
Take your elevator ride to a new level
Pit: 300 mm
Headroom: 2,800 mm
Shaft: 1960x2600mm
Car: 2.4 square m.
Doors: 1,300mm
Car height: 2.6m
* The PL3000 Series is designed for traction hydraulic passenger and cargo lift applications for residential and office buildings, storage facilities, hospitals, and hotels. Data labeled here are for the passenger 3100 Series. The 3300 Series is intended for the transport of cargo and has a maximum load capacity of 1000kg and speeds of up to 0.03m/s. The 3400 lift is intended for lifting cars and has a 2,500kg capacity and speeds of up to 1m/s. The 1400 lift can hold loads up to 10,000kg with speeds of up to 0.40m/s.
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Most common questions regarding hydraulic lifts
Instead of using steel ropes and belts which pull the traction elevators, the hydraulic elevators utilize pressure. In fact, an electronic pump pushes hydraulic fluid into a cylinder. Then, the pressure created from this pushes a piston which causes the elevator to rise.
Hydraulic elevators use less energy while idle and almost zero energy when the car lowers. Also, hydraulic elevators have fewer moving parts, and the technology requires low maintenance.
Unsurpassed ride comfort, no overheating during peak periods, space-saving design, and high payload are only some of the advantages of hydraulic technology.
Hydraulic lifts are suitable for projects with up to 6 stops. Due to the distinct manner in which this technology works, it is most popular in low-rise buildings.
