Lifting equipment for clean rooms
We supply complete lifting equipment for cleanrooms and hygienic conditions. Lifting equipment is always CE marked and therefore complies with the Machinery Directive and other national regulations of the country of destination.
The design of a lifting device often starts with the design of the working method. The design of the lifting equipment is guided by cleanability, chemical resistance, usability and occupational safety.
Products
Examples of our lifting equipment designed for cleanrooms.
Delivery includes
- Turnkey design and delivery of safe, efficient and user-friendly lifting equipment
- Instructions for use and maintenance and, if necessary, guided commissioning
Good to know
We supply lifting equipment, tools, work platforms and special lifting accessories for hygienic and GMP environments, meeting FDA requirements.
Our methodological expertise provides a solid foundation for the efficient and agile design of tools, for which we take responsibility.
Interested?
Contact Andreas Rosassa, Product Manager.
ANDREAS ROSAS
+358 40 716 8071
andreas.rosas (at) hefmec.fi
You can trust our products - always
Maximising productivity requires reliability. That’s why all our products are designed to withstand heavy use, for a long time. Quality is guaranteed by ISO 9001, certified design process and manufacturing.
Benefits
A well-designed tool is useful in many ways.
Safety at work
Safe and user-friendly working position.
Cleanability
An efficient way of working.
Ergonomics
Usability as a starting point for design.
CE marking
Delivery with CE marking or documentation for CE marking.
"Our large-scale products often travel a long way from our factory to the customer. Hefmec has designed the means of transport for our products and specified the bindings required for road, sea or air freight. Through strength calculations, Hefmec has ensured that our shipments meet the legal requirements. We have been very satisfied with the design service and strength calculation expertise we have received."
With the help of Hefmec consultants, we carried out a mapping of the improvement needs of the sweet wrapping line. During the project, they monitored the operation of the production line, identified the need for modifications and the priority order for repair investments. We then set out to make improvements to the production line based on the study. Hefmec has also been involved in follow-up projects and has supplied, among other things, a turnkey machine vision system. Hefmec's consultants' pragmatism and the way they structured the information in the brief were convincing.
