760×470 Three-Layer Single-Motor Lifting Frame
Description: 760×470 Three-Layer Single-Motor Lifting Frame The 760×470 Three-Layer Single-Motor Lifting Frame is a heavy-duty electric lifting structure designed for height-adjustable furniture, manicure and beauty equipment, workstations, medical fu...
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760×470 Three-Layer Single-Motor Lifting Frame
The 760×470 Three-Layer Single-Motor Lifting Frame is a heavy-duty electric lifting structure designed for height-adjustable furniture, manicure and beauty equipment, workstations, medical furniture, rehabilitation equipment, and other applications requiring a large vertical adjustment range. Its three-layer lifting structure and single-motor drive system provide a practical combination of high lifting height, stable support, and convenient electric adjustment.
With a structural size of 760×470 mm, this lifting frame provides a relatively large mounting platform while maintaining a practical mechanical configuration. It is suitable for applications where both lifting height and structural stability are important.
Three-Layer Lifting Structure
The frame adopts a three-layer telescopic structure, allowing a significant vertical extension while keeping the frame relatively compact when fully retracted. In the closed position, the frame height is approximately 280 mm, while the maximum extended height can reach approximately 1,600 mm.
This wide adjustment range allows the connected equipment or working surface to be positioned at different heights according to specific operating requirements. The multi-stage structure also makes the lifting frame suitable for applications with limited installation height but requiring substantial vertical movement.
Single-Motor Electric Drive
The lifting frame uses a single electric motor to drive the lifting mechanism. The motorized system provides convenient height adjustment without requiring manual lifting. Under no-load conditions, the lifting process takes approximately 44 seconds, providing smooth and controlled vertical movement.
With a dynamic load capacity of approximately 110 kg, the frame is suitable for supporting worktops, equipment, tools, instruments, and other appropriately sized loads within the specified capacity.
Stable and Durable Construction
The three-layer guide and support system is designed to maintain stability during repeated lifting and lowering operations. The frame can be manufactured from durable metal materials and finished with a protective surface treatment to provide good wear resistance and long-term service performance.
Its large lifting range makes it particularly suitable for height-adjustable manicure tables, beauty workstations, electric furniture, medical and rehabilitation equipment, laboratory equipment, and customized lifting systems.
Weight and Packaging
The lifting frame has a net weight of approximately 31.2 kg, while the packaged weight is approximately 33.2 kg. Standard packaging dimensions are approximately 795×500×315 mm, providing practical protection for storage, handling, and international transportation.
OEM and Customization
For furniture manufacturers, wholesalers, distributors, and OEM customers, the 760×470 Three-Layer Single-Motor Lifting Frame can be customized according to application requirements. Options may include lifting height, motor specifications, load capacity, mounting dimensions, control system, surface treatment, frame color, logo, and packaging.
Combining a 1,600 mm maximum lifting height, 110 kg dynamic load capacity, three-layer telescopic structure, and single-motor electric drive, this lifting frame provides a versatile solution for developing modern height-adjustable furniture and professional equipment.
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