IPT1100 Lifting Column OEM Supplier | Precision Vertical Motion for Medical & Industrial Automation

IPT1100 lifting column for OEM vertical-motion projects

The IPT1100 Lifting Column is made for B2B buyers who need controlled vertical movement in equipment, furniture, workstations, ward-use systems, and custom lift assemblies. It supports 12V/24V DC input, a customizable travel length from 50mm to 1000mm, and quiet operation below 45dB.

What makes this model useful is the way ActuLift keeps the load and speed discussion open for engineering review. Instead of forcing one public number into every project, the IPT1100 page can guide buyers to confirm the real tolerance, gear ratio, load case, and speed target before sample approval. That is a better fit for OEM work.

For early product planning, buyers can compare ActuLift’s related electric lifting columns, telescopic lifting columns, and industrial and mobile column lifts. Those categories help purchasing and engineering teams decide whether IPT1100 is the right column profile or whether another lift structure should be reviewed first.

Product specifications

Where this lifting column fits

The IPT1100 is a strong fit for OEM projects that need quiet, guided vertical travel in a compact column format. Common use cases include height-adjustable furniture, ward equipment, clinical furniture, lab benches, workstation lifts, display structures, smart home furnishing, mobile carts, and light industrial adjustment systems.

For ward-adjacent equipment, noise matters. A column listed below 45dB gives buyers a practical starting point for spaces where motor sound should stay low. Still, the final sound is not decided by the column alone. The frame, brackets, panel fit, cable routing, and floor contact can all add noise if the build is loose.

If the finished product needs a broader motion package, plan the surrounding parts early. The column may need a matched control box, handset, remote, power supply, bracket set, or synchronized controller. ActuLift’s control boxes and controllers and remote controls and handsets pages are useful next steps during system planning.

Load and speed need engineering confirmation

The brief does not publish one fixed maximum load number. It says to contact the ActuLift Engineering Department for specific tolerances. That is the right way to handle this page because lifting-column load is not a single simple value.

Before quotation, buyers should share the axial load, dynamic load, load center, stroke length, mounting direction, frame support, duty cycle, and expected safety factor. A centered vertical load is very different from a side-loaded frame. The local IPT1100 catalog also notes that side loads are not permitted, so the equipment design should guide the load and keep the column from acting like a rail.

Speed is also project-dependent. The listed speed is customizable according to gear ratio optimization, so a buyer should confirm the desired empty-load and full-load movement. A faster gear ratio may fit light equipment. A slower, stronger setup may make more sense when the load is heavier or the motion needs to feel calmer.

Travel length, voltage, and mounting choices

The IPT1100 supports 50mm to 1000mm customizable travel. That range gives OEM teams room to build both short-lift and long-lift products from one column family. A compact bedside structure may need only a short stroke. A workstation or display system may need much more travel.

For voltage, the IPT1100 supports 12V/24V DC. A 12V design can fit equipment that already has a 12V electrical platform. A 24V design often suits larger control systems, longer cable routes, or multi-column layouts where current draw and controller rating need closer review.

Send a drawing before sampling. At minimum, include required stroke, retracted height, extended height, mounting holes, column orientation, cable exit direction, controller position, and available installation space. These details sound small, but they decide whether the sample drops into the frame or turns into a round of rework.

Protection level and working environment

The IPT1100 is listed with IP54 protection. IEC describes IP ratings as enclosure protection against solid objects and liquids. For product copy, that means IP54 should be handled as a dust and splash-resistance planning point, not as a full waterproof or wash-down claim.

The user brief also states that IP66 waterproof level can be provided upon request. Use that option when the finished equipment may face stronger water exposure, cleaning routines, damp spaces, or more demanding enclosure needs. Confirm the IP66 configuration, cable exit, connector choice, sealing design, and test documents before placing a batch order.

The listed working temperature is -20°C to +60°C. That range gives designers room for many indoor and protected equipment builds. Even so, the final product should avoid blocked movement, poor ventilation, cable strain, off-center loads, and vibration. Good installation makes the column’s job much easier.

OEM procurement notes before sample approval

Before ordering a sample, lock these points in writing:

• Input voltage: 12V DC or 24V DC.
• Travel length: 50mm to 1000mm custom range.
• Load case: axial load, dynamic load, load center, safety factor, and side-load control.
• Speed target: empty-load and full-load movement after gear ratio optimization.
• Mechanical design: column orientation, mounting holes, bracket position, frame stiffness, and cable exit.
• Control package: controller, handset, remote, power supply, feedback needs, and synchronization.
• Environment: temperature range, dust or splash exposure, humidity, cleaning method, and whether IP66 is needed.
• Documents: drawing, wiring plan, datasheet, CE/RoHS files, ISO 9001 quality-system support, and sample test notes.

If the project also needs mechanical support hardware, review brackets and mountings before tooling or packaging is fixed. If the lifting column will become part of a desk or workstation product, the surrounding frame and accessory plan may also connect with standing desk frames and base legs.

Compliance and document notes

The IPT1100 brief lists CE, RoHS certification, and ISO 9001 quality management system certification. Keep these claims tied to the final configuration. Voltage, controller choice, wiring, plug, label, and market can affect which documents a buyer needs.

For CE, the European Commission links marking to conformity assessment, a technical file, and an EU declaration of conformity. For RoHS, the European Commission describes rules that restrict hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment. In simple terms: ask for the files, not just the logo.

For ISO 9001, use it as a quality-management-system point. It can help buyers trust the supplier process, but it should not be written as a product performance guarantee. Product performance still needs sample testing under the real load, real frame, and real control package.

Buyer FAQ

What input voltage does the IPT1100 use?

The IPT1100 supports 12V/24V DC input. Choose the voltage based on the equipment power design, controller rating, cable length, current draw, and whether the system uses one column or several columns.

What is the maximum load capacity?

The user brief says: “Please contact ActuLift Engineering Department for specific tolerances.” For production, send the full load case, stroke, mounting direction, and frame design so engineering can confirm the right tolerance.

Can the speed be customized?

Yes. The speed for empty-load and full-load movement is customizable according to gear ratio optimization. Buyers should test the sample with the real expected load, not only on an empty bench.

What travel length is available?

The IPT1100 supports 50mm to 1000mm travel, and the travel length is customizable. Share the required stroke, retracted height, extended height, and installation drawing before quotation.

Is IP54 waterproof?

No. IP54 should not be written as full waterproof protection. The brief says IP54 is standard and that IP66 waterproof level can be provided upon request. Ask for the IP66 version if the application needs stronger water protection.

Is the IPT1100 quiet enough for ward equipment?

The listed acoustic characteristic is below 45dB, and the brief states it is suitable for places such as wards that require a quiet environment. Final noise still depends on the equipment frame, brackets, panels, load, and installation quality.

What documents should OEM buyers request?

Ask for the datasheet, dimensional drawing, wiring plan, controller match, sample test notes, CE and RoHS documents, ISO 9001 quality-system support, packaging details, and any configuration-specific files for the chosen voltage and protection level.

Why this product works well

The IPT1100 Lifting Column gives OEM buyers a flexible base for quiet vertical motion: 12V/24V DC input, 50mm to 1000mm custom travel, IP54 protection with an IP66 option, -20°C to +60°C operation, and sound below 45dB. It works best when ActuLift engineering confirms the load tolerance, gear ratio, mounting plan, and compliance files before production.

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