Heavy-Duty Power. Controlled Positioning.
Put a 6000 N motor and reinforced alloy steel frame at the center of your robot-handling workflow. Rated for loads up to 510 lb, the lift raises and lowers humanoids across a 20–79 inch range for floor pickup, bench-height placement, and transfers to a mobility base. Plug-in operation with a 3.5 m cord keeps the lift ready without battery charging pauses, helping one operator focus on deliberate positioning rather than manual lifting. Verify robot-specific lifting points and sling fit before use.
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510 lb lifting capacity. Powered precision for humanoid handling.
The Electric-Powered Humanoid Gantry Crane brings controlled lifting and positioning to your robotics workspace. A reinforced alloy steel frame, 6000 N motor, and six-point sling support help one operator move a humanoid from floor level to inspection and workstation heights with less manual lifting. Plug-in operation keeps the lift ready for the next transfer without battery charging pauses.
Key Specifications
- Load Capacity: Up to 510 lb
- Motor Force: 6000 N
- Lifting Range: 20–79 inches
- Frame: Reinforced alloy steel
- Support System: Six-point sling
- Power: Plug-in operation with a 3.5 m power cord
- Emergency Controls: Emergency descent and manual lowering
Full Specifications
Structure & Lifting
- Frame Construction: Reinforced alloy steel structure
- Maximum Rated Load: 510 lb
- Lift Motor Force: 6000 N
- Lifting Height Range: 20–79 inches
- Lift Operation: Electric raising and lowering
Power & Controls
- Power Connection: Plug-in operation
- Power Cord Length: 3.5 m
- Emergency Descent: Color-coded emergency descent control
- Manual Lowering: Available if power is lost
Support & Handling
- Sling Configuration: Six-point support distributing load across the torso and thighs
- Sling Material Characteristics: Breathable and easy to clean
- Positioning: Supports controlled floor pickup, bench-height placement, and transfers onto a mobility base
- Handling Geometry: Designed to reduce snagging of limbs, cables, and joints during controlled transfers
- Use Environments: Robotics labs, workshops, service depots, and home robotics setups
Verify the robot's weight, designated lifting points, sling fit, and transfer requirements before use. Load capacity does not establish compatibility with a specific humanoid model.
In the Box
Lift, Motor, Controller