[Example] Installation of equipment on the ceiling and high-altitude setup for exhibition decorations.
This is an example of solving the problem of installing large decorations high up at an exhibition, which is impossible with a step ladder and manual labor!
We would like to introduce a case where the "Aqua Lift" was implemented for high-altitude installation of equipment on ceilings and exhibition decorations. You may have been struggling with questions like, “I want to lift large equipment to a high ceiling, but it’s impossible with a ladder and manual labor,” or “I want to work safely in places where aerial work platforms cannot be used. Is there a good solution?” In response, we proposed our product, which can lift large items to high places using multiple units. It has casters for easy horizontal movement and can be selected from various heights. 【Overview】 ■ Installation location: Event ■ Product used: Aqua Lift (hydraulic lifter) ■ Content: High-altitude installation of equipment on ceilings and exhibition decorations ■ Maximum height: 2.8 to 6.3m (special specifications negotiable) *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Effect】 ■ You can fill the tank with tap water and use a water pressure pump to raise and lower the top panel. ■ Maintenance is easy, and even if water spills from the tank, it dries since it's just water. ■ It's convenient for various high-altitude tasks indoors. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Our company is a product development manufacturer that utilizes core technologies in water pressure, lifting machinery, telescopic poles, and lighting with consideration for the environment. ■History March 1980: Started designing and manufacturing special cylinders at Sanko Hydraulic Machinery Co., Ltd. 1986: Completed the independently developed (PAT.P) cap side port cylinders. 1988: Renamed to Sanmax Co., Ltd. Completed the development of the hydraulic cargo lift, Aqua Lift. 1991: Diversified Aqua Lift and commercialized hydraulic telescopic pole products. From 1997: Developed and sold hydraulic telescopic work platforms, engine-equipped floodlights, telescopic hanging poles, fire-fighting lighting poles, lifting ladders, and power vehicle-mounted floodlights. 2005: Completed the balloon-type floodlight, Max Moon. 2007: Completed the light vehicle-mounted high-altitude work platform (Eco Car Deck). 2011: Received the "Invention Contribution Award" at the 36th Invention Awards (for the parasol-type balloon floodlight), hosted by the Japan Invention Promotion Association and Nikkan Kogyo Shimbun. 2019: Won the Grand Prize at the 3rd Industry Fair in Yoshikawa City for the "Monozukuri Award" (for the balloon-type LED floodlight, Max Moon).
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