What sets a hospital lift apart from a normal lift?

A longer, deeper cabin to hold a full stretcher with IV pole and attendants, an extremely smooth start-stop ride for patient comfort, antibacterial panels, and emergency priority mode. Capacity is also larger (1,600–2,500 kg).

What is the ideal bed-elevator capacity?

Typically 1,600–2,500 kg with a cabin of about 1,100 × 2,100–2,400 mm, enough for one stretcher, an IV pole and two-to-three medical staff. We match it to your stretcher type and hospital flow.

Is maintenance different from a building lift?

Yes, stricter. Because patient safety is involved, hospital lifts need more frequent inspection, genuine parts and 24/7 emergency response — all covered by our hospital maintenance contract.

Does the lift keep working during a power outage?

Yes. Besides the ARD, many hospitals connect patient lifts to an emergency generator, and we integrate this so priority lifts keep running when the main supply fails.

Products & Services

Hospital Bed Elevators

A hospital lift carries a responsibility ordinary building lifts do not: it moves patients on stretchers, sometimes in critical condition, together with medical equipment and staff. That is why hospital lifts have special specifications — long, deep cabins, an extremely smooth start-stop ride, and reliability that cannot fail.

We supply bed elevators with cabins large enough to hold a full stretcher plus an IV pole and two-to-three attendants, fitted with antibacterial control panels and priority features for emergencies.

Hospital bed elevator with a wide cabin for stretchers

Scope of work

Bed elevators — deep cabins (e.g. 1,100 × 2,100–2,400 mm), 1,600–2,500 kg capacity for a stretcher + equipment.
Smooth ride — VVVF drive with a gentle acceleration curve for patient comfort.
Hygienic & antibacterial — antibacterial panels and handrails, easy-clean stainless finishes.
Emergency mode — call priority for patient evacuation, plus ARD on power failure.
Support lifts — service lifts for food, linen and medical waste kept separate from patient routes.

Who it is for

Hospitals, inpatient clinics, multi-storey community health centres, nursing homes and rehabilitation facilities. For new hospitals and building expansions in Kalimantan cities, we help define the right mix of patient, visitor and service lifts to match hospital flow.

Installation timeline

Installing a bed elevator usually takes 4–6 weeks once the unit arrives and the shaft is ready. For operating hospitals, we plan a schedule that minimizes disruption to services.

Safety standards & SNI

Our hospital lifts follow SNI elevator standards and inspection requirements, with special attention to reliability and hygiene. We prepare the inspection documents and recommend a strict maintenance contract given that these lifts involve patient safety.

Maintenance & modernization

Hospital lifts demand the most disciplined maintenance with 24/7 emergency response. Old patient lifts with a rough ride can have their drive and controller modernized to run smoothly again.

Indicative cost

Indicative installed prices for 2026 (indicative — request the catalog):

Type / Scope	Price range (IDR)
Bed elevator 1,600 kg, 3–6 floors	IDR 550M – 900M
Bed elevator 2,000–2,500 kg	IDR 850M – 1.4B
Antibacterial + emergency-mode package	add IDR 50M – 120M
Hospital maintenance contract / month	from IDR 4M / unit

Indicative only — request the catalog & quote via WhatsApp. Details on the pricing page.

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