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What are the different types of lifts and elevators?

Are you wondering what the different types of lifts and elevators are and which one is right for your building? Not all lifts are the same, and choosing the right solution can save you time, space, and money. In this video, we explain the three main types of lifts: 1. Traction Lifts Traction lifts use ropes, a motor, and counterweights to move the lift car. They’re ideal for high-rise buildings, but require significant structural space above and below the elevator, making retrofitting in existing buildings more challenging. 2. Hydraulic Elevators Hydraulic elevators are commonly used for mid-rise buildings with 2–6 floors. They operate using pressurized fluid and are more compact than traction lifts, but they’re slower and can be affected by temperature changes. 3. Screw-Driven Lifts Screw-driven lifts — like those offered by Cibes — use a drive nut moving up and down a vertical screw powered by an electric motor. Extremely space-efficient (smallest size fits in just 1 m²) No deep pit or extra headroom required Easier, faster, and cheaper to install compared to conventional traction and hydraulic elevators Ideal for residential and low-rise buildings If you want to learn more about how Cibes screw-driven lifts work and whether they’re the right solution for your home or project, visit our website here: cibeslift.com If you found this video helpful, subscribe for more tips about home lifts, elevator options, and installation advice!