PHOENIX Lifting column

PHOENIX Lifting Columns combine screw jacks and guiding in one economical system. The compact design facilitates an extensive possible field of applications and are used multi-purposely in the mechanical engineering, the aerospace as well as the pharmaceutical industry.

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Features & Benefits

Modular Construction
In general modular construction can speed up project completion. The ability to adjust equipment quickly and easily with lifting columns enhances efficiency.
Lifting Speeds
Up to 100 mm/s
High Compression and Tensile Forces 5 to 25 kN
Suitable for low-speed, high-load applications. Trapezoidal screws are well-suited for applications involving heavy loads and relatively low speeds.
Enclosed and Low-Maintenance Design
Enclosed columns offer better protection against dust, debris, and moisture, increasing reliability and performance, especially in demanding environments.
Admissible Off-Center Load Pick Up
Are suitable for situations where loads cannot always be perfectly centered under the lifting mechanism, such as with medical equipment, industrial workstations, or height-adjustable desks where components may be heavier on one side.
Elimination of External Brakes
Self-locking mechanism at single-start trapezoidal screw in standstill
Single- and Multi-Stage Design
Good for limited height adjustments this design is ideal for applications like basic height-adjustable desks or workstations where a wide range of motion isn't required.
Short Safety Nut at Single-Stage Design with Trapezoidal Screw
Reduced Risk of Buckling: In systems utilizing screw-nut mechanisms (like those with trapezoidal screws), the screw is subjected to downward forces. this design minimizes the risk of the screw buckling.
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