Freight Lifts or VRC'S
Vertical Reciprocating Conveyors (VRC'S) also known as Freight Lifts are a safe, efficient, and affordable way to move materials from one level to another. VRC's are commonly used in tandem with mezzanines to move inventory from the first level to the second. Freight Lifts are commonly replacing forklift gates to eliminate unnecessary risk. VRC's are all customized to meet customers specific applications. Capable of lifting up to 100,000 lbs. if necessary. The Vertical Conveyors are available in hydraulic and mechanical systems. VRC's are not elevators and are not able to transport people making them much more affordable than an elevator. They have their own national code (ASME B20.1) and are specifically exempt from the National Elevator Code.
Modular VRC Lifts
- Modular design allows for more affordable cost and quick and easy installation.
- Carriage size up to 6' x 8'
- Travel height up to 36'
- Full height enclosures
- Lift capacity up to 5,000 lbs.
Straddle VRC Lifts
- Can lift loads up to 10,000 lbs.
- Indoor or outdoor use
- Standard travel speed is 25 FPM. Can go up to 400 FPM
- Unlimited cycles per hour with continuous use
- Unlimited vertical travel
Cantilever VRC Lifts
- Good for use in low overhead clearance situations
- Lifts loads up to 3,000 lbs.
- Carriage sizes up to 6' x 6'
- 10 cycles per hour. 100 per day
- Standard vertical rise up to 15'
- Standard travel speed is 17 FPM
Four Post VRC Lifts
- Unlimited load capacity
- Unlimited carriage size
- Unlimited travel height
- Can be designed to reach multiple levels
- Can be installed inside or outside
- Unlimited travel height
- Up to 18 FPM travel speed
- Lifetime structural warranty
Box VRC Lifts
- Perfect for moving small boxes from one level to the next.
- Can lift loads up to 500 lbs
- 30 FPM travel speed
- Carriage size is 3' x 3'
- Unlimited continuous cycles
- Conforms to ASME 20.1 safety standards
VRC Safety Features
Some common safety features are
- Safety Cams
- Deck Locks
- Enclosure Guards
- Gates
- Maintenance Mode
Some of Our Projects with VRC's
