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Stainless steel lifters designed for use in cleanrooms and environments with high sanitary requirements. Our collection of electric stainless steel lifters comes in two standard models with maximum lifting capacities of 150 kg and 300 kg, along with a variety of frame configurations and a full custom design service.
Powered by an onboard electric battery charger, durable and corrosion-resistant stainless steel lifters are ideal for handling materials in environments where hygiene and robustness are crucial.
Stainless steel lifters are essential equipment for moving heavy loads efficiently. Manual handling tasks such as reel or roll handling, bin and drum tipping, as well as lifting and positioning loads pose high injury risks for workers. In 2024, workplaces need to invest in stainless steel lifting equipment to improve the safety of these procedures. Our cleanroom lifters are also compact and mobile for ease of use in smaller workspaces.
In Australia, stainless steel equipment must comply with relevant Australian standards, such as AS/NZS ISO 14644 for cleanroom environments, in order to meet hygiene and safety standards specific to the type of manufacturing or industrial work carried out.
Industries such as food production, pharmaceutical, and biotechnology are required to make use of specially graded stainless steel equipment in cleanroom environments to ensure a high level of cleanliness, safety, and operational efficiency.
Stainless steel lifters must be crafted using high-quality stainless steel grades, such as 304 or 316, which are resistant to corrosion and suitable for cleanroom environments. The smooth, non-porous finish of stainless steel reduces particle retention and is easier to keep clean.
Our stainless steel lifters are versatile and can be used in numerous industries, including:
Electric stainless steel lifters should be cleaned daily to maintain optimal hygiene and performance. However, any visible stains or spills should be addressed immediately to prevent damage and contamination.
When cleaning it’s important to avoid using chemicals such as chlorine-containing cleansers, hydrochloric acid, hypochlorite bleaches, or silver cleaners, as these can damage the stainless steel. Use appropriate cleaning agents that are safe for stainless steel to ensure the equipment remains in good condition.
Sitecraft has achieved certification from SAI Global for Quality Management System (ISO 9001), Environmental Management System certification (ISO14001) & Occupational Health and Safety (ISO 45001)