Good Quality Hydraulic Guide Rail Lift Vertical Forklift Cargo Lift

• Customization: Available
• After-sales Service: Online
• Warranty: 1 Year
• Model NO.: CL0.5-1
• Application: Workshop Crane, Shipboard Crane, Warehouse Crane, Building Crane
• Lift Mechanism: Lift Chain
• Carrying Capacity: Weight Level
• Moves: Stationary
• Driven Type: Hydraulic
• Running Mode: Stationary
• Feature: Explosion-Proof
• Certification: CE
• 1: Cargo Lift
• 2: Freight Elevator
• 3: Lift Table
• 4: Hydraulic Lift
• 5: Cargo Elevator
• Transport Package: Wooden Box
• Specification: customized
• Trademark: DAAILIFT
• Origin: China
• Package Size: 200.00cm * 200.00cm * 100.00cm
• Package Gross Weight: 500.000kg

Product Description

Product Parameters

 

Model:	CL0.5-2200
Load capacity:	100kg-10ton
Platform size :	1500*1500mm (customized)
Max Lifting height :	10000mm(customized)
Self height:	≤120mm
Platform Material:	100*50*4mm rectangular tube + 3mm checkered plate Q345B
Guide Rails Height :	4200mm(customized)
Guide Rails thickness:	300mm(customized)
Guardrail Height :	1000mm(customized)
Guide Rails Material:	100*100*7H(customized)
Hydraulic Cylinders:	Diameter 70mm*1(customized)
Pump Motor:	2.2kw-5kw
Lifting Chains:	16A
Safety Rope:	Diameter 10mm

Making a hydraulic cargo lift waterproof involves taking measures to protect the hydraulic system, electrical components, and mechanical parts from water intrusion:
1. Choose Waterproof Components
Hydraulic System: Use hoses and fittings rated for outdoor and wet conditions. Opt for stainless steel or corrosion-resistant materials for hydraulic cylinders and other exposed parts.
Electrical Components: Use waterproof or weather-resistant electrical enclosures (rated IP65 or higher). Ensure all electrical connectors and wiring are sealed with gaskets or waterproof coatings.
2. Seal the Lift Platform and Housing
Waterproof Coating: Apply waterproof paint, epoxy, or a marine-grade sealant to exposed surfaces to prevent rust and corrosion.
Rubber Seals: Install rubber gaskets or seals around moving parts (e.g., the lift platform edges) to minimize water ingress.
Drainage: Add drainage holes or channels to the lift base to allow water to escape easily.
3. Protect the Hydraulic Unit
Enclosures: Place the hydraulic power unit in a waterproof, ventilated housing to protect it from rain and splashing water. Ensure adequate airflow to prevent overheating.
Oil Reservoir: Use a sealed oil reservoir with a breather cap equipped with a desiccant to prevent water contamination in the hydraulic fluid.
4. Safeguard Electrical Systems
Waterproof Switches: Use waterproof control panels and switches.
Conduit Protection: Run wires through waterproof conduits, and seal junctions with silicone or waterproof tape.
Backup Power: Consider a battery backup system enclosed in a waterproof case to ensure functionality in wet conditions.
5. Use Stainless or Galvanized Fasteners
- Replace standard bolts, screws, and nuts with stainless steel or galvanized ones to prevent rust.
6. Inspect and Maintain Regularly
- Perform regular inspections for wear, corrosion, or compromised seals.
- Replace seals, gaskets, or other parts showing signs of wear.
- Keep the hydraulic fluid clean and water-free.
7. Consider Environmental Factors
Flood Zones: If the lift is installed in a flood-prone area, raise critical components (like control panels and hydraulic units) above typical flood levels.
Saltwater Exposure: In coastal areas, use extra corrosion protection like marine-grade coatings and sacrificial anodes.