
Traction hoists
UNILIFT moves along the primary wire rope.
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North American configurations from 1,500 to 2,200 lb, with 208 V single-phase and three-phase options.
The UNILIFT is the traction hoist. The primary rope passes through it, and an independent safety rope runs to the OSLA.
Six parts. The hoist is ours. Platform, rigging and the rest of the access equipment are defined for each installation.

UNILIFT moves along the primary wire rope.

The deck the hoist travels with.
FAS-authorized 3/8 in (9.5 mm) rope. Height follows the rope deployed.

OSLA locks the safety rope if descent exceeds the permitted speed.

Up, down and stop, in the IP55 control box.

Roof support and rigging are defined separately for each installation.
Three North American configurations. These models are certified to UL 1323 and CSA Z271 for powered suspended scaffold and suspended access applications.



The rope passes through the hoist. It is not stored on a drum.
Locks the safety rope if descent exceeds the permitted speed.
Upward travel stops at the top of the run.
Trips at 125% of the working load limit. The hoist stops rising and will only descend.
Four inputs. We match the hoist, the rope and the electrical setup to the job.
The working platform the hoists will serve.
How many hoists the platform needs.
The height the platform has to cover.
Voltage, phase and frequency on site.
We define: Hoist model · Wire rope · Safety devices · Controls · Electrical configuration
Platform, load, height and the power on site.
Hoist, rope, controls and safety devices matched to the job.
Documentation for mounting, the electrical connection and the safety devices that ship with the hoist.
Hour meter, service intervals and a 500-hour overhaul cycle.
Tell us the platform, the load and the power on site.