RackLift®, a BIAC Broadband Company

Applications

Built for the aisle. Not the warehouse.

A general-purpose stacker will mark tiles, miss the insertion height, and fail a two-tile spin. These are the rooms RackLift® is specified for.

Hyperscale & colo

Hyperscale & colo

Live cabinets, containment aisles, and raised floors that punish the wrong tool.

A warehouse stacker does not belong in a cold aisle. RackLift® device and cabinet movers are sized for two-tile aisles, non-marking on tiles, and built so one technician can land a switch or roll a populated rack without a four-person crew.

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Container & modular PODs

Container & modular PODs

Low doorways. Non-standard RU. No room for a conventional lift.

The RL600C is built to the doorway you have. Edge PODs, prefabricated halls, and modular plants get a lift that actually fits, then reaches the cabinet on the other side of that door.

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Battery energy storage

Battery energy storage

Forty-foot containers, gravel yards, 350 lb modules.

The RL600CB BAT is aluminum, 114 inches, and shod for the yard. Strap the module, winch it (or put a drill on the winch), and keep battery changeouts a one-person procedure.

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CRAC, UPS & cooling units

CRAC, UPS & cooling units

If it sits on a raised floor and weighs thousands of pounds, we lift it.

Cabinet lifters are not only for IT racks. HVAC, UPS, and cooling plants move on the same 6,000 lb geometry, with optional shoes when the footprint is not a standard 19-inch cabinet.

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