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Instead of using cables or pistons, PVE makes a lift that runs on one of the world's most abundant resources: air! With its minimal footprint, quick installation and unique panoramic design, the vacuum lift suits places where other lifts cannot be installed.
The three main components of transparent, self-supporting pneumatic lifts:
- the outer cylinder, made of an aluminium frame and polycarbonate panels;
- the lift, made of steel. Its braking and safety mechanisms are on top of the car;
- the suction unit, located at the top of the upper cylinder.
Key features:
- no pits, hoists or machine room needed;
- two to four stops, intended for residential and commercial use;
- ideal both for new buildings and for buildings already in use;
- self-supporting structure: the lift is self-contained at any level;
- minimal energy use going up and no energy consumption going down;
- the modern design gives 360° visibility. There are no cables or pistons to block the view;
- no need for lubrication or regular maintenance;
- absolute safety: if the power supply is interrupted, the lift automatically descends to the lowest floor and the electromechanical doors open to let passengers out;
- the lift needs a single-phase 220 V supply to operate;
- exceptionally smooth start and stop of the lift.
PVE 30 single-person passenger lift
- lift rated load 159 kg;
- outer cylinder diameter 750 mm;
- speed 9.15 m/min;
- aluminium and polycarbonate structure;
- automatic LED car lighting and fan;
- built-in door opening.
PVE 37 two-person passenger lift
- lift rated load 205 kg;
- outer cylinder diameter 950 mm;
- speed 9.15 m/min;
- aluminium and polycarbonate structure;
- automatic LED car lighting and fan;
- built-in door opening.
PVE 52 three-person passenger lift
- room for a wheelchair;
- rated load 238 kg;
- outer cylinder diameter 1,338 mm;
- speed 6.1 m/min;
- aluminium and polycarbonate structure;
- automatic LED car lighting and fan;
- built-in door opening.
PVE 37 passenger lift.
Finish: standard metal colour.
Installed at: village of Petrivtsi near Kyiv, in 2015.
You can find lift prices on our website.














































































