DB Series – Package Handling Lift
The PFlow DB Series continuous vertical lift is ideal for moving lighter loads between floors or conveyor levels.
PFlow industrial box lifts can move up to 100 lbs and have a standard carriage size of 3’ x 3’. The DB Series lift can be loaded and unload from three sides.
With a standard travel speed of 60 feet per minute, DB Series industrial lifts are ideal for high-speed applications. We can also custom-design a solution to offer speeds up to 400 FPM.
The DB Series material-handling industrial lift is entirely self-contained and self-supporting. When used with a conveyor system, it uses far less space than inclined conveyors.
- Lifts loads of up to 100 lbs
- Standard carriage size is 3’x3′
- Standard travel speed is 60 FPM
- Up to 400 FPM available
- Unlimited cycles, continuous use
- Indoor use only
- Lifetime structural warranty
- Conforms to ASME B20.1 Safety Standards
For heavier package industrial box lifting, see our B Series box lift with a capacity of 500 pounds.
Features & Benefits
- 3' x 3' carriage design saves space by handling loads typically moved by inclined conveyors.
- Fully enclosed carriage prevents materials from falling while being lifted and lowered.
- Counterweight lifting mechanism minimizes horsepower requirements and saves energy.
- Pre-assembled components allow for ease of installation.
- Durable, high-quality construction ensures safe, reliable, and long-term performance.
- Improves worker safety by reducing or eliminating the need to move materials manually or by a forklift.
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Why Choose PFlow?
At PFlow, we back up our products with top-notch customer service, and we embrace the concept of “service after the sale” to ensure that you’re never alone in keeping your PFlow lift running optimally.
We offer a wide range of services, including pre-installation planning, installation, start-up services and troubleshooting. Our highly knowledgeable engineers, field service team, and customer service reps are always ready to provide expert help. Get in touch with us below to learn how we can solve your toughest material-moving challenges.
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