Lifting columns put height adjustment inside the structure: motor, spindle, and guidance concealed in a telescoping column that lifts and lowers with no visible technology. DNH supplies the RK Rose+Krieger range from Phoenix Mecano, from medical-grade Multilift columns to 12,000 N heavy-duty industrial series, with MultiControl controllers that synchronise up to 32 columns over a BUS system.
Key advantages
Motor, spindle and guidance sit inside the column: stable height adjustment with nothing to clad or cover.
From medical-grade Multilift columns to heavy-duty industrial series with strokes up to 3,000 mm.
MultiControl controllers link over a BUS system to move multi-column workstations and lines as one.
ESD, Clean, Safety, and Telescope versions cover labs, medical devices, and sensitive environments.
Product range
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Phoenix Mecano: Lifting Columns
Every task height is a compromise until the workstation moves.
Rose+Krieger lifting columns adjust and guide in one unit, with the motor and drive fully concealed, no electrical commissioning knowledge needed, and speeds up to 250 mm/s on the heavy-duty series.
Special variants cover ESD-protected, clean-room, and safety-critical applications.
Why this brand
Rose+Krieger, part of the Phoenix Mecano group, has built its lifting columns around one principle: adjustment and stable guidance in a single, fully integrated unit. The range runs from medical-grade Multilift columns with ESD, Clean, and Safety variants to heavy-duty industrial series lifting 12,000 N through strokes of up to 3,000 mm, and MultiControl controllers synchronise up to 32 columns.
That breadth matters in practice: the same supplier covers a height-adjustable lab bench, a hospital device, and a production line that lifts as one. DNH supports specification and supply across Southern Africa.
Typical Applications
This product range is deployed across multiple sectors.
