Vertical Parking System

• Digital Display : Yes
• Voltage : 380 V
• Brand Name : I park
• Machine Type : Vertical
• Frequency : 50 Hz
• Automatic Grade : Semi Automatic

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It is a multilevel parking system having only vertical motion or combination of two vertical motions to its platforms. All PitPark models are driven using hydraulic cylinders. PitPark models compulsorily require a pit for the installation. The foundation requirements are minimal and drainage arrangement is co more...

An Automatic Tower Parking System from NANDAN is always the right choice if little floor space is available. Instead of expanding in width, the tower systems moves upward or downward – your vehicle is moved via elevator to a free parking space, where it is safely parked. The system provides 25 parking level more...

VertiPark refers to a set of Parking Systems who are complex in nature. Normally, the number of parking levels are more than 3-4 and go upto 25-30 in some cases. Foundation requirements are heavy and these products need proper planning and execution prior to and during the installation. VertiPark models are P more...

Lateral and vertical moving platforms used to park multiple cars in a puzzle like structure. This is designed with multi levels and multi rows with exchanging space. All spaces can be auto- lifting freely except ground space. This system has High-speed lifting mode to reduce the parking of vehicle with forwar more...

Operation: This type of parking system is designed 3 levels of top, middle and bottom. Two levels are on and above the ground, the bottom level is underground. There is an exchange space in the middle level. The spaces in top and bottom levels may lift up and down automatically and the space in the middle lev more...

Developers too realize now that while finding a parking space on the pubic road is a hassle for the resident, it also reduces projects salability among the prospective buyers. And with only limited number of surface parking lots available in the city, the situation gets no better. Recognizing that a refined p more...