Falcon Lifts A/S
Premium CVR-nr 33873379
Industri, råstofudvinding og forsyningsvirksomhed
23 medarbejdere
Tolderlundsvej 106
5000 Odense C
Aktieselskab
Etableret: 24-08-2011
Danish Falcon Spider lifts are used across the globe for maintenance works ranging from airports and shopping malls to theatres, among many others. While Falcon lifts are familiar to experts the world over, the company behind the lift remains unknown. With this in mind, TCA Lift A/S has now decided to change name to Falcon Lifts A/S.
The Falcon Spider lift was first developed in the late 70s. Since then, over one thousand lifts have been manufactured and the design is continually updated and refined. The structural appearance of the Falcon Spider is reminiscent of a spider and it is in high demand for building maintenance work. For example, Falcon lifts were used at Copenhagen Opera house, Suria Mall and Twin Towers in Kuala Lumpur, Dubai Airport, Bangkok Airport, Manila’s Asian Mall and will soon be seen at Axel Springer Verlag in Berlin.
The Falcon Spider has enjoyed widespread global success because it is lightweight and can access confined spaces, but it can also expand when the space allows it. For example, it can enter through a door that is less than a metre wide and two metres high. The lift is produced in various sizes with lifting heights ranging from 29 to 52 metres. The end of the lift holds a basket from which the operator can carry out any required tasks.
One characteristic of all Falcon lifts is that they are very light and can be driven on surfaces such as marble and wooden flooring. Low weight combined with great flexibility and a wide range of applications makes Falcon lifts a unique tool for rapid and efficient maintenance work both indoors and out.
The lifts can be used to polish a building’s glass facades or windows, for major painting assignments, for electrical repairs and more. Customers choose Falcon lifts not only because they lead the field in technology and safety, but also because they are competitively priced.
Falcon Lifts develop, produce, deliver and maintain the lifts. All Falcon lifts – wherever in the world they are put to work – are assembled and approved in Denmark by 42 highly specialised employees.
The Falcon Spider lift was first developed in the late 70s. Since then, over one thousand lifts have been manufactured and the design is continually updated and refined. The structural appearance of the Falcon Spider is reminiscent of a spider and it is in high demand for building maintenance work. For example, Falcon lifts were used at Copenhagen Opera house, Suria Mall and Twin Towers in Kuala Lumpur, Dubai Airport, Bangkok Airport, Manila’s Asian Mall and will soon be seen at Axel Springer Verlag in Berlin.
The Falcon Spider has enjoyed widespread global success because it is lightweight and can access confined spaces, but it can also expand when the space allows it. For example, it can enter through a door that is less than a metre wide and two metres high. The lift is produced in various sizes with lifting heights ranging from 29 to 52 metres. The end of the lift holds a basket from which the operator can carry out any required tasks.
One characteristic of all Falcon lifts is that they are very light and can be driven on surfaces such as marble and wooden flooring. Low weight combined with great flexibility and a wide range of applications makes Falcon lifts a unique tool for rapid and efficient maintenance work both indoors and out.
The lifts can be used to polish a building’s glass facades or windows, for major painting assignments, for electrical repairs and more. Customers choose Falcon lifts not only because they lead the field in technology and safety, but also because they are competitively priced.
Falcon Lifts develop, produce, deliver and maintain the lifts. All Falcon lifts – wherever in the world they are put to work – are assembled and approved in Denmark by 42 highly specialised employees.
Aktiviteter
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Lars Henriksen
Bestyrelsesmedlem
Jens Heimburger
Bestyrelsesformand
Tlf.: + 45 62 24 17 41
