RiderLift Vertical Material Lifts

February 24, 2017
RiderLift Vertical Material Lifts

Material handling equipment and safety products manufacturer Wildeck Inc. has introduced a new product category for vertical material lifts. The new “RML” product category is a major advancement over a traditional “VRC” (vertical reciprocating conveyor) because it allows authorized personnel to safely travel with their material between levels.

“Wildeck’s new RiderLift Type B Rideable Material Lift (RML) is a breakthrough new product and is in a class by itself,” stated Hubert Schlegel – director of marketing for Wildeck. “Customers can now enjoy the convenience of an elevator at a fraction of the cost. The RiderLift RML is ideally suited for industrial applications and, unlike a VRC (vertical reciprocating conveyor), the RiderLift has been designed to allow an authorized person to ride with their cargo to a second level and avoid having to climb stairs or rely on a co-worker to off-load material when the lift reaches its destination. Now who wouldn’t enjoy that?”

Benefits of Wildeck’s new RML (rideable material lift):

  • Increases material handling efficiency
  • Saves time by allowing workers to travel between levels with their material
  • mproves safety, reduces fatigue, and minimizes lost time accidents
  • Increases the utilization of facility capacity gained from mezzanines, rack systems, and pick modules
  • Can be purchased and installed at a fraction of the cost of an elevator

“We are extremely excited about the numerous potential applications for our new RiderLift,” states Schlegel. “The ability to ride between mezzanine levels with their material has been requested by many customers, and Wildeck is proud to be the first major lift manufacturer to offer such an elegant and affordable solution.”

Standard car size is 6.0 ft. x 6.0 ft. x 80” H, and lifting capacity is 2,500 lbs., including rider. Standard top lifting height is 14 ft. (GND + 1) and lifting speed is 20 fpm. The RiderLift material lift is available in either “C” or “Z” loading patterns and features a keyed “enable” switch inside the car to ensure use only by authorized personnel. The RiderLift RML meets ASME A17.1/CSA B44 code requirements. Qualified elevator contractors will install and service the lift and provide the end user with ongoing state-approved safety inspections and lift certification, as required by the A17.1 code.

Related Glossary Terms

  • fatigue

    fatigue

    Phenomenon leading to fracture under repeated or fluctuating stresses having a maximum value less than the tensile strength of the material. Fatigue fractures are progressive, beginning as minute cracks that grow under the action of the fluctuating stress.

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