A panel lift is the perfect tool for installing plasterboard and building boards on the ceiling. It allows heavy building boards to be lifted to the ceiling where they can be easily screwed in. With a panel lift, installing plasterboard on the ceiling is effortless and easy without the need for help.

This plate lift is equipped with a 360-degree rotating horizontal platform, which allows the plate to be easily rotated to the right position. Unlike the Plate Lift Edma Gen 2 450 cm 80 kg, this lift can only install plates horizontally on the ceiling or diagonally. It cannot install wall plates vertically. The plate is easy to turn to the right position using the plate handle found on the device.

The double cable makes it safe to lower and raise the plates with the lift. The ball-bearing wheels make it easier to lift and lower the required torque. The legs with wheels of the plate lift also fold completely, making the plate lift easy to store or move from room to room.

CE certified device that meets the standard requirements of 2006/42/CE and #10673478-1. The device is fully disassembled and reassembled and spare parts are available. See the manufacturer's pages for available spare parts.
Use:

Transport the plate lift to the installation site with the legs folded or unfolded, depending on the space to be used.
Lock your legs in the open position
Place the disc rack either horizontally or on an inclined surface to lift the disc into place
Lift the disc into the device's disc tray.
Turn the plate at a right angle to the installation location
Turn the winch to raise the plate.
Once the plate is in the correct position, drill the plate into place with the appropriate screws.
Take the elevator down for the next plate.

Features:

Maximum lifting load 60 kg
Maximum sheet size 1.20 x 3.60 m
Smallest liftable plate 0.15 x 0.60 m
Maximum lifting height 3.5 m
Minimum lifting height 1.6 m
Height of the plate holder from the ground 80 cm
Device size when transported or stored: 131 x 85 x 25 cm
For horizontal and angled installation