Do you understand the role of the lifting platform

As a kind of multi-functional vertical transport equipment, the lifting platform is used in many fields such as industry, logistics, construction and public facilities.
I. Industrial and Logistics Scenarios
1. Cargo loading and unloading and handling – Hydraulic lifting platforms are widely used in factories and warehouses for cargo loading and unloading, especially for building efficient channels between lorries and shelves, which can be used in conjunction with forklift trucks to enhance the handling efficiency.
Vehicle-mounted lifting platforms (e.g. tailboard lifting platforms) are directly mounted on lorries for fast loading and unloading of goods during logistics and distribution.
2. Production lines and assembly lines – Fixed lifting platforms are used in factory assembly lines to make up for the difference between high and low, adjust the height of workpieces or assemble large-scale equipment 3 4. – Guide rail lifting platform is suitable for multi-storey factory goods transport.
3. Warehouse Management – Scissor lifting platforms are used for overhead replenishment of warehouse shelves, with stacker cranes, conveyor belts and other equipment to improve storage efficiency . Aluminium alloy lifting platform in narrow space to achieve flexible lifting, suitable for high-frequency small parts access 3. ii. Construction and engineering scenes
1. Aerial construction and maintenance – Mobile lifting platforms (e.g. curved arm type, straight arm type) provide a safe working surface for the construction of building facades and maintenance of equipments, and are suitable for glass cleaning of high-rise buildings and maintenance of bridges.
Self-propelled lifting platforms can cross the barriers and adjust the working height flexibly, commonly used in indoor decoration or outdoor works.
2. Building materials transport – heavy duty hydraulic lifting platforms with strong carrying capacity (up to hundreds of tonnes) are used for vertical transport of building materials (such as steel, concrete) at construction sites.