Thomson Lifting Columns LC2000

Perfect for medical and ergonomic automation applications, Thomson's LC2000 Lifting Column gives your application a simple, all-in-one solution.

Made with a three-piece extrusion, 2000 N loading capacity and a telescoping leadscrew mechanism, the LC2000 provides an ideal extension-to-retraction ratio.

This self-supporting column is made of extruded anodized aluminum. The aesthetic design requires no additional shrouding or covering.

Plus, the LC2000 has been EMC recognized for medical applications and the quiet operation meets CE standards for audible noise requirements. Protections, such as end of stroke limit switches, make this unit an ideal product for your application.
Hubsäulen Thomson LC2000
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Characteristics

  • Robust & Strong

    Self-supporting column in extruded anodized aluminium with high load torque capability.

  • Mid Load

    Dynamic load up to 2 kN

  • For medical and ergonomic automation applications

    EMC recognized for medical applications

  • Screw type

    Three-piece extrusion with a telescoping leadscrew mechanism to provide an ideal extensionto-retraction ratio.

  • Safety Features

    Integrated end-of-stroke limit switches

  • Maintenance free

    Designed for long-term use without maintenance.

Synchronous operation of two lifting columns equipped with encoders

How are multiple lifting columns synchronized with a single control unit? In this video, Thomson explains how easy it is to synchronize the lifting columns using encoders, even with a load that is shifted to one side.

Lifting Columns: perfect for medical and ergonomic applications

Kyle Thompson, Thomson Product Manager for Lifting Columns, demonstrates various medical and ergonomic applications for Thomson lifting columns and details the many features and benefits of this column technology.