Self-Propelled Mast Vertical Lift
- Platform Height(m) 9
- Load(kg) 150
- Platform Size(mm) 1,000*700
Self-Propelled Mast Vertical Lift for Sale
Designed for maximum efficiency in confined spaces, our single mast vertical lift combines a space-saving design with self-propelled mobility for effortless operation. The sturdy single mast provides reliable stability while allowing easy navigation through narrow aisles and doorways. With intuitive controls and maintenance-free electric power, it delivers smooth, emission-free performance for indoor applications. Equipped with comprehensive safety features including emergency stops, non-slip platforms and protective rails, this lift is ideal for warehouse operations, retail maintenance and industrial facilities. Its compact yet powerful design ensures safe, productive access to elevated work areas while minimizing downtime and maximizing maneuverability.
| Model | Platform Height(m) | Load(kg) | Platform Size(mm) | Battery | Weight(kg) | Travel Speed (km/h) | Dimension (mm) |
| Ktam0.1-6s | 6 | 125 | 780*700 | 2*12 V*105 Ah | 880 | 3 | 1,360*790*2,080 |
| Ktam0.1-7s | 7.5 | 125 | 780*700 | 2*12 V*105 Ah | 910 | 3 | 1,360*790*2,080 |
| Ktam0.1-7s | 7.5 | 200 | 1,000*700 | 2*12 V*115 Ah | 1200 | 3 | 1,500*1000*2,080 |
| Ktam0.1-9s | 9 | 150 | 1,000*700 | 2*12 V*115 Ah | 1450 | 3 | 1,500*1000*2,080 |
Main Parts of Kirinlift Self-Propelled Mast Vertical Lift
Emergency Stop Button
The emergency stop button is a vital safety mechanism on a self-propelled mast vertical lift. When pressed, it immediately disconnects electrical power to stop all operations, including lifting, lowering, and driving. Typically located on both the platform and ground controls, it allows operators or nearby workers to react quickly in emergencies. This red, mushroom-shaped button is easy to identify and use. Pressing it ensures the lift halts instantly, preventing accidents or further equipment damage. Once the issue is resolved, the system must be reset before normal operation resumes. It’s an essential part of the lift’s safety control system.
Wheels
The wheels on a self-propelled mast vertical lift are designed for stability, mobility, and durability. These heavy-duty wheels enable smooth and controlled movement across flat indoor or outdoor surfaces, such as warehouses or factory floors. Typically, the lift uses non-marking rubber wheels to avoid floor damage. Front wheels may be fixed for directional stability, while rear wheels swivel for easy steering in tight spaces. Some models include drive motors in the wheels for powered movement. The wheels support the lift’s weight and provide balance when the mast is fully extended, ensuring safe operation even at maximum height.
Tilt Sensor
The tilt sensor, or inclinometer, is a key safety component that monitors the angle of the base platform. If the lift tilts beyond a safe range—typically 1 to 3 degrees—the sensor activates an alarm and disables lifting functions to prevent tipping. This ensures that operators cannot raise the platform on an uneven or unstable surface. The tilt sensor continuously sends data to the control system, offering real-time feedback. Some models also display the tilt status on the user interface. It plays a critical role in preventing accidents and maintaining the vertical lift’s overall stability and operational safety.
Automatic Limiting System
The automatic limiting system ensures the lift operates within safe parameters by restricting movement when unsafe conditions are detected. It may limit platform height, speed, or lifting functions based on factors like overload, tilt, or mechanical issues. For example, if the lift reaches maximum height or detects unsafe conditions via sensors, the system prevents further elevation. This intelligent feature works in real-time, integrating with weight sensors, tilt sensors, and the control system. By automatically restricting unsafe actions, it protects both operators and the machine, prolonging equipment life and ensuring compliance with safety standards during every use.
Self-Propelled Mast Vertical Lift Video
Self-Propelled Mast Vertical Lift Applications
