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Lead Counterweights for Elevators

A Compact and Efficient Solution

Lift counterweights
Lift counterweights
Lift counterweights
Lift counterweights
General description
In the elevator systems industry, the use of lead counterweights offers a highly efficient technical solution, especially when available space is limited.

Thanks to its high density (11.3 g/cm³), lead allows for a volume reduction of over 40% compared to conventional materials like iron, while maintaining the same weight.

At Amat Metalplast, we specialize in the manufacturing of lead counterweights for elevators, adapting to each client's specific requirements. We offer:

- Standard models with immediate delivery at optimized pricing.
- Custom designs, from single units to large production runs, based on client drawings or technical specifications.

Common Applications
Lead counterweights are widely used in:

  - Residential and industrial elevators
  - Cargo platforms and freight lifts
  - Cranes and heavy machinery
  - Carts and railway wagons
  - Test benches or dynamic balancing systems

Thanks to its versatility and specific weight, lead is ideal in situations where other materials cannot meet the required space or shape constraints.
Manufacturing Processes
To ensure maximum quality and suitability for the final application, we offer various manufacturing techniques, selecting the most appropriate one based on the counterweight design:

  - Gravity casting
  - Extrusion
  - Injection molding
  - Centrifugal casting
  - Custom finishes

Our technical team will advise you on the best process based on your application, dimensions, and tolerance requirements.
Material Composition
Although exact composition is not critical for this application, all our counterweights maintain a minimum lead content of 97%, typically 99.985%, ensuring the high density and dimensional stability required for proper performance in elevators and industrial machinery.

Delivery time

Usual delivery time: 1 - 2 weeks.





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