IPY75 Single Column Lift Desk – 24V OEM height-adjustable workstation

Single column lift desk for compact OEM workstation programs

The IPY75 Single Column Lift Desk is a 24V DC height-adjustable desk platform for office furniture brands, workstation suppliers, and OEM buyers that need a compact sit-stand product. It uses a single lifting column layout instead of a full two-leg frame, so it fits projects where space, mobility, and simple installation matter.

Based on the supplied specification, the IPY75 has a 600mm travel length and a height range from 650mm to 1250mm. That range gives users a practical sitting-to-standing adjustment path while keeping the product easy to plan for compact desktops, training rooms, flexible offices, showroom desks, mobile stations, and light commercial work areas.

For related ActuLift product planning, buyers can compare electric lifting columns, telescopic lifting columns, and standing desk frames and legs. Those categories help procurement teams build the full desk system around the column, controller, handset, base, and accessories.

Product specifications

Why the 600mm travel range matters

The 600mm travel length is the core number for this desk. It gives the desk a listed height range of 650mm to 1250mm, which is useful for a broad group of users and work settings. In a product-development meeting, that single range affects desktop size, column selection, controller choice, packaging height, and stability testing.

For OEM projects, confirm the real desktop size and load before sample approval. A single column desk behaves differently from a two-leg frame. The desktop overhang, monitor arm, equipment weight, caster base, and user interaction can all change the feel of the finished desk. The IPY75 gives you a clean platform, but the final desk still needs proper system testing.

If the target product needs drawers, monitor support, or a branded accessory kit, ActuLift’s desk accessories category is a useful place to plan the surrounding package.

Quiet movement for offices, schools, and shared work areas

The IPY75 is listed at under 45 decibels. That is a strong selling point for a single column lift desk because the user often adjusts it in shared spaces: offices, libraries, study rooms, clinics, classrooms, training rooms, and reception areas.

Still, noise should be tested in the final build. Motor sound can change after the desktop, base, casters, cable routing, controller, and packaging hardware are installed. During sampling, test the desk under the real expected load and on the floor type your customer will use. A quiet motor helps, but a loose bracket or rough cable path can still make a desk feel cheap.

For control-system planning, buyers can review control boxes and controllers and remote controls and handsets. The right control package depends on whether the finished desk needs simple up/down movement, memory presets, display control, or a custom user interface.

Engineering confirmation points before quotation

Several IPY75 fields need engineering confirmation before publishing final procurement sheets or marketplace claims. That is not a weakness. It is normal for OEM desk projects because load, speed, IP level, and working temperature can change with column configuration, desktop size, controller settings, cable plan, and destination-market requirements.

Before asking for a quote, send ActuLift Engineering these details:

• Target desktop size, material, and expected working load.
• Required height range if the standard 650mm to 1250mm range needs adjustment.
• Whether the project needs fixed feet, casters, or a custom mobile base.
• Required controller, handset, plug, cable length, and label plan.
• Expected use case: office, school, medical-adjacent furniture, retail display, lab bench, or light commercial workstation.
• Destination market and required documentation: CE, RoHS, and BIFMA testing file needs.
• Packaging method, branding plan, carton drop-test needs, and sample deadline.

For projects that move beyond a compact desk format, buyers can also compare ActuLift’s industrial and mobile column lifts. That keeps heavier vertical-motion projects separate from this single column desk page.

Compliance notes for export and private-label buyers

The supplied certification wording is CE certification, RoHS compliance, and BIFMA testing availability. Keep it that exact and practical.

CE should be tied to the applicable product configuration and documentation package. The European Commission explains that manufacturers handle conformity assessment, technical files, declarations, and CE marking responsibilities. It should not be written as EU approval. RoHS should be described as compliance with restrictions on hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment, supported by the relevant product documents.

BIFMA testing is also best handled as a file-confirmation item. The brief says ActuLift can provide BIFMA testing. Before private-label production, ask which test report, desk configuration, load case, and market version the file covers. That small check can save a lot of email later when a distributor asks for proof.

OEM buyer FAQ

Is the IPY75 a complete standing desk or a desk column component?

The IPY75 is positioned as a single column lift desk platform for height-adjustable workstation programs. For OEM use, buyers should confirm the final package: column, base, desktop, controller, handset, cable set, packaging, and documentation.

What input voltage does the IPY75 use?

The supplied specification lists 24V DC. For voltage tolerance, plug, adapter, controller, and cable details, contact ActuLift Engineering before quoting the final configuration.

What is the travel length?

The listed travel length is 600mm. The supplied height range is 650mm to 1250mm, and the brief says it is customizable.

What load capacity should I list?

Do not publish a fixed load number from guesswork. The brief says maximum load capacity should be confirmed with ActuLift Engineering for specific tolerances. Send the desktop size, expected equipment weight, base design, and application before sampling.

How fast does the desk move?

The brief does not give a fixed empty-load or full-load speed. It says to contact ActuLift Engineering for specific tolerances. That is the right route because speed can depend on load, controller settings, column configuration, and power setup.

Is it quiet enough for office use?

The listed noise level is below 45 decibels, described as library-level silent operation. Final perceived noise should still be tested in the complete desk assembly.

What IP protection level is available?

The user brief does not list a fixed IP level. It says to contact ActuLift Engineering for specific tolerances. Ask for the exact IP rating and test documentation if the desk will be used in tougher environments.

Can ActuLift provide BIFMA testing?

Yes, the brief says BIFMA testing can be provided. Treat this as a documentation request for the selected configuration, not a blanket claim for every future desk variation.

Why this product works well

The IPY75 Single Column Lift Desk gives OEM buyers a compact 24V DC platform with 600mm travel, a 650mm to 1250mm height range, quiet operation below 45dB, and a clear route for CE, RoHS, and BIFMA documentation. It is a practical fit for brands building mobile, space-saving, height-adjustable workstation lines.

Internal Links Used

• electric lifting columns
• telescopic lifting columns
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• desk accessories
• control boxes and controllers
• remote controls and handsets
• industrial and mobile column lifts