Mechanical Precision

In automation and advanced industrial processes, lifting solutions must deliver precise positioning, controlled motion, and stable mechanical performance. Where accuracy, repeatability, and clean operation are critical, electro-mechanical systems provide a robust alternative to conventional hydraulic concepts.

At LogiMAT 2026, we showcase the Chain Driven Lift from Gruse – an oil-free, mechanically controlled solution designed for demanding applications requiring precision and stability.

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Chain Driven - Gruse

Direct Mechanical Drive for Exact Positioning

The lifting principle is based on a push-chain that is guided into a vertical position during operation. Once deployed, the chain forms a rigid mechanical lifting column, providing stable support at every height.

This design enables:

  • Highly repeatable positioning accuracy (±1 mm)
  • No sinking or drifting at standstill
  • Stable, non-compressible support throughout the entire stroke

Because the load is supported mechanically rather than hydraulically, the platform behavior remains predictable and controlled—an essential requirement in automated and safety-critical processes.

Constant Speed and Controlled Motion

The chain-driven lift table provides constant lifting speed, independent of platform height or scissor geometry. This results in smooth, uniform motion and predictable cycle times across the entire lifting range.

With lifting speeds of up to 300 mm/s (depending on configuration), the solution supports efficient material flow while maintaining precise control—making it suitable for positioning, buffering, and transfer operations within integrated systems.

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Oil-Free Design for Sensitive and Industrial Environments

By eliminating hydraulic oil, the chain-driven lift table is well suited for environments where cleanliness, low maintenance, and operational reliability are required.

Typical application areas include:

  • Automated production and assembly lines
  • Conveyor-based material handling systems
  • Industries with oil-free requirements, such as automotive, food, and pharmaceutical environments

The mechanical drive concept reduces maintenance effort, simplifies servicing, and supports long-term, stable operation.

Flexible Configuration on a Proven Platform

The chain-driven lift table can be configured in single, multiple, or tandem scissor designs, with platform dimensions, load capacities, and lifting heights adapted to application needs.

Standard accessories—such as railings, transfer flaps, and guarding—can be integrated in the same way as with conventional lift tables, provided they are compatible with the drive concept. ATEX configurations are also possible.

This flexibility allows the chain-driven lift to be used wherever precise, mechanically controlled lifting is required—without changing the underlying operating principle.

Chain Driven - Gruse
Chain Driven - Gruse

Designed for System Integration

With its rigid lifting behavior and precise motion control, the Gruse chain-driven lift table integrates naturally into automated handling cells and production systems. It supports controlled vertical movement as part of a larger process, rather than acting as an isolated lifting unit.

By focusing on mechanical precision, stability, and oil-free operation, the chain-driven lift offers a robust alternative for applications where conventional hydraulic solutions reach their limits.

See the Chain-Driven Lift Table at LogiMAT 2026

Visit the SIGI stand at Hall 7, Stand 7F11 to experience how the Gruse chain-driven lift table supports precise, stable, and efficient lifting in demanding industrial environments.

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