Considering the use by passenger, high-capacity lifts offer the greatest versatility in terms of dimensions and load, both in their hydraulic and traction versions, for installation in shopping centers.

Lifting systems must comply with local, national, and European regulations, as well as machine or lift directives depending on the model, which regulate safety in each case. These regulations include safety measures such as emergency braking systems, fall protection devices, automatic controls, and the use of certified materials. Industry professionals must ensure that equipment is properly installed and certified for its intended use.
and the use of certified materials. Industry professionals should ensure that equipment is properly installed and certified for its intended use.

Preventive maintenance is essential to ensure the proper functioning and safety of lifts.
Depending on the type of lift (residential, commercial, or industrial), maintenance should include inspection of mechanical, hydraulic, electrical, and safety systems,
as well as lubrication of moving parts and verification of operational controls.

The capacity varies depending on the type of lift. In accessibility, it ranges from 225 kg to 450 kg. Passenger lifts can reach up to 630 kg (or even more),
depending on the model and design. Passenger lifts in commercial or industrial centers, or for vehicles, can lift much larger loads, easily exceeding 5 or 6 tons in some cases. It is crucial to ensure that the lift is sized to meet the specific usage needs.

Yes, there are custom solutions that adapt to the characteristics of the available space or the special needs of users.
This may include modifications to the platform, lifting height (travel), access system, or the use of specific materials.
For limited spaces, options such as compact lifts or goods lifts with customizable dimensions are available,
always complying with current safety regulations.