Lifting platforms
ATLAS LIFT precisely meets the need to raise operators to working height with work platforms that offer many advantages.
Our lifting platforms can be used in a wide variety of sectors: aerospace, industry and the automotive sector. Atlas Lift lifting platforms are optimally adapted to their respective fields of application. They are used for any work requiring operators to work at height, while complying with all current standards.
Our standard and bespoke lifting platforms offer highly innovative lifting solutions. They can provide vertical travel reaching heights of up to 18 metres. Safe and reliable thanks to our premium Cefam Atlas quality, our lifting platforms win the confidence of our many customers across all sectors.
Our “SN” series lifting platforms are designed primarily to accept dynamic and off-centre loads within the limits of the permissible load distribution: 1/2 of the load on half the deck length – 1/3 of the load on half the deck width.
The dimensions of our lifting platforms vary widely. Atlas Lift offers a range of lifting platforms with deck sizes from 1,000 x 1,000 mm to 4,000 x 3,000 mm. Our lifting platforms can weigh between 500 and 5,000 kg.
Guaranteeing you French-quality lifting platforms, Atlas Lift is committed to always offering its customers innovative, high-end solutions. For more information about our lifting platforms, the entire Atlas Lift team is at your disposal to help you choose the solution best suited to your needs.
Our work platforms offer many advantages:
- Flexibility in the dimensions of the lift table and its travel (up to 18 m in height), in a mobile or fixed floor-mounted version.
- Ergonomic workstations for better prevention of MSDs (musculoskeletal disorders), thus protecting the operator’s health.
- Safer work areas at height (no need for ladders or stepladders). Operators can work with their tools in complete safety, with no risk of falling.
- Compliance with the European standard NF EN 280 on the safety of persons and property when using mobile elevating work platforms. See our section on standards.
