Lifting Columns Sets

From single lifting columns to multiples of two, three, and four, select from a wide range of choices to get the perfect combination for your next project. Our modular lifting columns are single-unit legs of a lifting column that can be paired with our remotes and FLTCON series of control boxes that can handle between 1 to 4 legs in a single control system.

We offer a large range of remote options so users can enjoy all the unique features of our different programmable wired remotes that can also be used together with wireless remotes for extra convenience.

Weight capacities range from 180 lbs to 1300 lbs per leg to cover a broad range of applications with their high lifting power. Combined with their safety features such as overcurrent protection and anti-collision sensors, these lifting columns work well in manufacturing settings!

No, unfortunately the LG-11 can only work as a singular lifting column system. This is due to the control box that it is programmed for.

All of our lifting column sets include control boxes and remotes to control the units. Modular Lifting Columns would be compatible with FLTCON series of control boxes. If you would like to know more about the control boxes we use, please contact us.

Our table lift weight capacities are dependent on the unit you are choosing. The minimum weight capacity will range from 180 lbs to 1300 lbs per leg, however, the lifting force of a system also depends on how many legs you install. Assuming equal weight distribution when using multiple legs, you can calculate total system weight capacity by multiplying the number of legs you have with the weight capacity of one leg.

We cannot guarantee that our remotes will work with third-party control systems. The pin-outs of the ports may differ from one company to another.

NOTE: The steps below may vary depending on the remote model that you have. The following instructions were made for the popular RT-11 remote. To set the maximum height for your system, go to the desired height you would like to set and follow the steps below:

  1. Press M and see [5 -] indicated on the display

  2. Press the UP button and notice [5 -] blinks

  3. Hold the M button until you see [999] on the display

  4. The maximum height has now been set

To set the minimum height for your system, go to the desired height you would like to set and follow the steps below:

  1. Press M and see [5 -] indicated on the display

  2. Press the DOWN button and notice [5 -] blinks

  3. Hold the M button until you see [000] on the display

  4. The minimum height has now been set

To reset the limits, follow the steps below:

  1. Press M and see [5 -] indicated on the display and release

  2. Hold the M you see [555]

  3. Limits have been reset

NOTE: The steps below may vary depending on the remote model you have. The following instructions were made for the standard RT-11 remote.

If you have to hold down the remote’s buttons to get to your pre-set height, this means that your control box is in momentary control. To set your remote to non-momentary mode, follow the steps below:

  1. Make sure that there is nothing underneath your system, as we must enter the reset procedure

  2. Press and hold the DOWN button until the display shows [ASr]

  3. Once [ASr] is shown, press and hold down [1] and you may see two values:

     a. 10.1 = Non-momentary Mode

     b. 10.2 = Momentary Mode

  4. Complete the reset procedure by holding the DOWN button until your system slightly lowers and rises. 

We have some troubleshooting steps for you to take if you see any of the following error codes on the remotes that come with an LED display.

Сheck the error code here.

If the issue you are experiencing persists after following these steps, please feel free to contact our technical product engineers at 1-800-676-6123 or send us an email at sales@progressiveautomations.com