Hydraulic Elevator Manufacturers in Gujarat

Cost-effective, smooth and heavy-duty hydraulic lifts for low-rise buildings - no machine room, up to 50% power saving, built in Ahmedabad.

  • CapacityGoods: 250 - 25000 kgs  |  Passengers: 02 - 26 pax
  • Speed0.50 m/s
  • CategoryPassenger Lift, Goods Lift, Goods Cum Passenger Lift, Home Lift
  • ApplicationLow Rise Buildings, Bungalows, Manufacturing Industries, Offices, Hotels or Car Showrooms
Technical Specs
  • ISO 9001:2015
  • Since 1985
  • 24x7 Support
Hydraulic elevator by Sigma Elevators Saves 50%+ electricity 1 / 3

Overview

Hydraulic Lift Elevator Manufacturers

The most optimum, cost-effective and convenient solution for any low-rise building is a hydraulic elevator. It is based on a motor mechanism and operates on elevator valves, submersible pumps, screw pumps, cylinders and piston rods.

Indian and imported makes are recommended for the heaviest goods or passenger hydraulic units. Because the lift is erected on a fabricated structure and needs no machine room, it saves both space and construction cost - making it a popular choice for bungalows, showrooms and small commercial buildings.

Hydraulic elevators deliver smooth, quiet travel with a low fault rate and easy daily maintenance, and they are a valuable option even in highly corrosive, flammable, humid or sensitive surroundings.

Saves more than 50% electricity The car travels down on its own cabin and carriage weight, so power is used only for the upward run.

Where Hydraulic Elevators Fit

  • Low Rise Buildings
  • Bungalows
  • Manufacturing Industries
  • Offices
  • Hotels
  • Car Showrooms

Why Hydraulic

Advantages of Hydraulic Elevators

  • No Machine Room

    Better use of space and floors - no machine room is required.

  • Smooth & Silent

    Low noise and the smoothest vertical travel for passengers and goods.

  • 50%+ Power Saving

    Descends on its own weight, cutting electricity use by more than half.

  • Valve Control

    Precision valves and pumps give gentle starts and accurate stops.

  • Long Service Life

    Low fault rate, economical running cost and a longer operating life.

Hydraulic elevator by Sigma Elevators
0.50metres / second

Highlights

Features at a Glance

  1. Low fault rate, low noise and easy daily maintenance.
  2. Most economical operating cost and a longer operating lifetime.
  3. Better use of space and floors - no machine room required.
  4. Most secure, reliable and smoothest vertical transportation.
  5. Multiple entries for different sides of floor access, with no turning space needed.
  6. Energy-efficient: the lift descends on its cabin and carriage weight, saving more than 50% electricity.
  7. A valuable option for highly corrosive, flammable, humid or sensitive surroundings.
  8. Erected on a fabricated structure without load-bearing walls or a lift shaft, saving construction cost.

Dimensions

Technical Specification

Single-side indirect-acting suspension with wire ropes and one piston, for regular loads and travel of up to 12 metres.

Hydraulic elevator rope type-1 dimensions (mm)
Load Shaft Size Car Size
Person Kgs Width (A) Depth (B) Width (C) Depth (D)
3 204 1300 1300 800 900
4 272 1350 1450 850 1050
5 340 1500 1500 1000 1200
6 408 1600 1600 1100 1250
8 544 1750 1800 1200 1500
10 680 1750 2200 1200 1700
12 816 1850 2100 1300 1800
15 1020 1850 2500 1300 2200
20 1360 1950 2800 1400 2500

All dimensions are in mm. This is general data and may change without notice. All hoistway walls should be minimum 230 mm brick or 150 mm RCC. Pit depth 1100 mm and overhead height 3450 mm up to 1.5 m/s.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

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What is a hydraulic elevator best suited for?

Hydraulic elevators are ideal for low-rise buildings up to about 6 floors. They offer high load capacity, smooth movement and lower upfront cost, and are widely used in homes, showrooms and small commercial buildings.

What is the difference between hydraulic and traction elevators?

Hydraulic elevators use a fluid-driven piston and suit low-rise buildings with lower upfront cost. Traction elevators use ropes, a motor and counterweight for faster speeds and better energy efficiency in mid- and high-rise buildings.

How many floors can a hydraulic elevator serve?

Hydraulic elevators typically serve up to about 6 floors. For taller buildings, a traction or MRL elevator is usually recommended.

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