WALL-MAN & LIFTMAN Air Powered Access Platforms from Materials Handling P/L

Summary

Regel Ors manufactures pneumatic access platforms, Wall Man and Lift Man, designed to enhance safety and efficiency in high-sided vehicle maintenance. These platforms, powered by compressed air, are ideal for use in hazardous areas like spray booths, as well as for washing, sanding, and painting. Wall Man is a rail-mounted platform, while Lift Man is fully mobile, both offering ergonomic benefits and improving productivity. With over 1,000 units delivered globally, these platforms are trusted in industries such as vehicle manufacturing, small workshops, and fleet operations. They reduce physical strain, optimize spray booth usage, and increase overall safety and efficiency.

Takeaways

• 😀 Pneumatic access platforms Wall Man and Lift Man are designed for high-sided vehicles and industrial machinery, powered by compressed air.
• 😀 These platforms are ideal for explosion and fire-risk environments like spray booths, ensuring safe operation in hazardous areas.
• 😀 Wall Man is a rail-mounted platform, while Lift Man is a mobile platform, offering flexibility for various tasks in body shops and workshops.
• 😀 The platforms are used for a wide range of tasks including painting, sanding, washing, masking, and maintenance.
• 😀 Ergonomically designed, Wall Man and Lift Man help increase worker comfort and reduce physical strain during use.
• 😀 Time savings of up to 35% can be achieved compared to traditional ladders and scaffolding, increasing overall productivity.
• 😀 The platforms reduce over-spray, improve paint finish quality, and extend the life of filters in spray booths, contributing to cost savings.
• 😀 They require a minimum of 6 bar air pressure, which is available in most body shops, making them easy to integrate into existing setups.
• 😀 Both platforms are equipped with various safety features to minimize the risk of falls or accidents, including automatic position hold in case of air loss.
• 😀 Regel Ors' platforms are highly reliable, using components from internationally recognized suppliers to ensure quality and ease of maintenance.
• 😀 With over 1,000 units delivered in more than 30 countries, Wall Man and Lift Man are trusted by body shops, fleet operators, and manufacturers worldwide.

Q & A

What is the primary purpose of the Wall Man and Lift Man platforms?

The primary purpose of the Wall Man and Lift Man platforms is to increase safety and efficiency when working on high-sided vehicles, particularly in spray booths and other hazardous areas, by using compressed air to power the platforms.

In what types of environments can the Wall Man and Lift Man platforms be used?

These platforms can be used in explosion-hazardous areas, such as spray booths, as well as in preparation spaces, washing and sanding bays, and other areas that require safe working conditions for tasks like painting and maintenance.

How long have Wall Man and Lift Man platforms been in use, and how many have been delivered?

Wall Man and Lift Man platforms have been in use for over 20 years, with more than 1,000 platforms delivered to over 30 countries.

What types of clients use Wall Man and Lift Man platforms?

Clients include producers of commercial vehicles like trucks, buses, trailers, earth-moving equipment, helicopters, aircraft, cargo containers, industrial machinery, as well as small workshops and bus/truck fleet operators.

How do Wall Man and Lift Man platforms simplify the working day?

These platforms simplify the working day by providing ergonomic working positions that improve comfort, increase safety, reduce strain and fatigue, and enhance productivity.

What is the key difference between Wall Man and Lift Man platforms?

Wall Man is rail-mounted and moves along the wall, making it ideal for stationary use in booths, while Lift Man is fully mobile and can be used both alone or in combination for various tasks.

What safety features do Wall Man and Lift Man platforms include?

Both platforms include safety devices such as fall protection and mechanisms to prevent fingers from getting caught. In case of compressed air loss, the cage remains in its position but can be safely lowered at any time.

How do Wall Man and Lift Man platforms improve productivity and safety compared to traditional methods?

Compared to traditional ladders and scaffolding, Wall Man and Lift Man platforms can save up to 35% of time, reduce over-spray and paint consumption, lower energy costs, improve paint finish quality, and reduce physical strain on workers.

What is the minimum air pressure required for the Wall Man and Lift Man platforms?

The minimum air pressure required is 6 bar, which is already available in most body shops.

How does the use of pneumatic drives benefit Wall Man and Lift Man platforms?

Pneumatic drives are reliable and safe, particularly for use in explosion and fire risk areas, and they ensure the platforms function efficiently and safely in hazardous environments.