Floors, not ramps
Move product between mezzanines and floors in a 3 m × 2 m footprint instead of a 15 m incline.
Transfer & elevation · BFV series
Floor-to-floor product flow without ramps or forklifts

Where a ramp would eat 15 metres of floor, a BIFA vertical lift uses 3. Reciprocating lifts serve one or two levels with precise pallet presentation; continuous C-platform lifts give a steady upward or downward stream for cartons and totes. Both share the same mast, drive and control platform, and both guard to CE with safety locks, arrestors and full perimeter protection.
Move product between mezzanines and floors in a 3 m × 2 m footprint instead of a 15 m incline.
Reciprocating platforms present pallets at exact working height for palletizing cells and AGV hand-off.
C-platform lifts move carton and tote streams steadily between levels without waiting for a cycle.
Perimeter fencing, access gates with interlocks, slack-chain and overspeed protection come with the machine, not as an option.
Every module ships with a unique ordering code — the same grammar across all eight families.
BFV | Series |
|---|---|
T | Type (reciprocating / continuous) |
S | Stroke / levels |
W × L | Platform size (mm) |
Q | Load class (kg) |
D | Deck type |
G | Guarding package |
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