We at ONDLift are proud to announce our participation in the upcoming Pharmintech & IPACK-IMA exhibition, taking place in Milan from May 27 to 30, 2025. We will be showcasing our latest innovations in lift table solutions.

Innovative Approach to Lift Tables

ONDLift continues to stand out in the industrial lifting sector by prioritizing quality, safety, and operational efficiency. Our Lift Table solutions are designed to optimize workflows in industries such as food, pharmaceuticals, chemicals, and logistics — where production lines demand precision and reliability.

Why Pharmintech & IPACK-IMA?

As one of Europe’s leading trade shows for processing and packaging technologies, Pharmintech & IPACK-IMA brings together global innovations in machinery, automation, and production systems for the pharmaceutical, cosmetic, food, and chemical industries.

This event offers ONDLift a perfect opportunity to connect with professionals from our target sectors and showcase the advanced solutions we provide.

Focus on Sustainability and Efficiency

At ONDLift, we are committed to delivering not only robust and reliable lift systems but also environmentally conscious solutions. Our energy-efficient lift tables help businesses reduce operational costs while minimizing environmental impact — a win-win for both productivity and sustainability.

Visit Us at the Fair!

📍 Date: May 27–30, 2025
📍 Venue: Fiera Milano, Milan – Italy
📍 Our Stand: E-35 – F-36
📍 Padiglione : 10

We invite you to visit our stand to explore our lift table solutions up close and discuss how we can support your projects with tailored systems. Let’s shape the future of industrial lifting together!

In today’s fast-paced industrial and logistics environments, the efficiency and safety of loading and unloading operations play a key role in overall productivity. Businesses are increasingly looking for smart, durable and high-performance solutions to bridge the gap between delivery vehicles and warehouse floors. This is where the Loading Dock Table, designed for seamless material transfer, becomes an essential asset. As a trusted manufacturer, OND Lift offers advanced Loading Dock Table systems that combine precision engineering, compliance with international standards and cross-industry adaptability. In this comprehensive guide, we answer the most frequently asked questions about these systems and explain how they can significantly improve your operations.

What Is a Loading Dock Table and What Is It Used For?

A Loading Dock Table is a hydraulic scissor lift platform designed to eliminate height differences between trucks or trailers and warehouse floors during loading and unloading operations. It ensures that materials are transferred safely and efficiently by aligning vehicle bed levels with dock surfaces. These systems not only save time but also reduce workplace accidents, increasing operational safety. With OND Lift’s high manufacturing standards, Loading Dock Tables provide maximum efficiency and safety in material transfer processes across a variety of industries.

What Are the Safety Features?

At OND Lift, safety is always our top priority. Our Loading Dock Tables are equipped with vital safety components, including hydraulic hose burst valves, emergency stop buttons, overload protection sensors, and anti-slip surface coatings. In addition, edge barriers, mechanical maintenance locks, and photoelectric sensors are integrated to protect both the operator and the load. All of our systems comply with CE, EN 1570-1, and OSHA standards, ensuring full legal and functional compliance in both European and American markets.

How Is the Installation Process Carried Out?

OND Lift makes installation fast and simple with expert engineering support. First, a technical assessment is conducted at the site to determine infrastructure requirements—whether a pit-mounted or surface-mounted system is appropriate. Once the base is prepared, the product is shipped and installed by connecting the hydraulic and electrical components. After comprehensive functional and safety testing, we provide hands-on training to ensure safe operation. For our U.S. customers, installation services are supported through our local technical partners.

How Does the Purchasing Process Work?

Purchasing a Loading Dock Table from OND Lift is straightforward and transparent. It begins with defining your operational needs, such as load capacity, platform size, and usage conditions. Based on this, we prepare custom technical drawings and a price offer. The system is then shipped, installed, and commissioned with on-site training included. Throughout the process, we maintain clear communication and technical documentation.

What Are the Advantages of Loading Dock Tables?

OND Lift’s Loading Dock Tables offer more than just load transfer—they enhance efficiency and safety across the entire workflow. These systems reduce manual effort, speed up loading times, and integrate seamlessly with forklifts and pallet jacks. Their heavy-duty steel structures provide long-term durability with minimal maintenance. Furthermore, customized designs can be adapted to space-constrained environments or specific application scenarios, giving your facility a strategic operational edge.

Where Are Loading Dock Tables Used?

Our systems are widely used in logistics hubs, manufacturing plants, food and beverage facilities, automotive factories, retail distribution centers, and chemical and pharmaceutical production lines. Whether it’s receiving goods in a warehouse, transferring parts in a factory, or managing outbound logistics in a retail operation, OND Lift provides tailored solutions to meet your specific industry needs.

Maintenance and Safety Tips for Maximum Performance

To ensure long-lasting performance, regular maintenance of your Loading Dock Table is essential. OND Lift provides maintenance schedules to guide operators. Weekly visual inspections should be conducted to check hydraulic hoses, bolts, and surface wear. Monthly checks should include hydraulic oil levels and system responsiveness. Annual inspections by authorized service teams should cover mechanical and electrical systems in detail. Additionally, periodic safety training for operators reduces risks and extends the equipment’s operational lifespan.

How to Boost Operational Efficiency with a Loading Dock Table

A Loading Dock Table is not just a tool—it’s a key part of your logistics strategy. OND Lift’s solutions are designed to improve workflow through features such as remote control operation, automatic level sensing, and forklift compatibility. Modular designs that support multi-bay loading points prevent process bottlenecks, while optional smart sensor integrations enable real-time monitoring and data collection for performance optimization. These systems help businesses save time, reduce labor costs, and increase throughput across all material handling stages.

Manlifts play a crucial role among work machines that provide safe and efficient operation at heights. However, like all machinery, they can occasionally experience malfunctions. Correctly identifying and quickly resolving these errors is critical both for safety and to minimize downtime. In this article, we share the most common manlift error codes and their solutions.

1. System Start-Up and Communication Issues

01 – System Start-Up Error: Indicates a problem with the main control board. The solution is to replace the board.

02 – Communication Error: May be due to a disconnection or looseness in the communication cables. Check the cables; if the issue persists, the control box or control board should be replaced.

2. Selection and Switch Issues

03 – Invalid Mode Error: Check if the correct operation mode is selected and switch to the appropriate mode.

12 – Power Switch Issue: There may be jamming with the switch or cables. Inspect the wiring and ensure the switch moves freely.

3. Sensor Problems and Calibration Errors

18 – Pit Protection Warning: Ensure the pit protection device is closed and the limit switches are working properly.

31 – Pressure Sensor Error: Check sensor connections and confirm it is operating in the correct load detection mode.

32 – Tilt Sensor Error: Inspect the tilt sensor and its connections to verify the system is running in the correct mode.

35 – Invalid Data After Calibration: Carefully repeat the calibration steps.

38 – Missing Load Detection Calibration: Verify that sensors are functional and re-run the calibration process.

4. Joystick and Movement Controls

42 – Left Turn Button Pressed: Ensure the left turn button is not stuck. If it’s not pressed and the error remains, consider replacing the joystick or control unit.

43 – Right Turn Button Pressed: Check that the right turn button is released. If the problem persists, replace the joystick or control box.

46 – Joystick Trigger Pressed: Make sure the trigger is released; if the issue continues, the joystick may need replacement.

47 – Joystick Neutral Error: Ensure the joystick is in a vertical position and that software settings are correctly configured. If the issue remains unresolved, replace the joystick or control panel.

5. Solenoid Coil and Movement Mechanism Problems

52–57: These errors relate to solenoid coil issues with forward/reverse driving, platform lifting/lowering, and right/left rotation. First, check cable and terminal connections; if no fault is found, test the coils for open circuits or short circuits.

6. General Warnings and Other Issues

68 – Low Voltage Error: Check the battery’s voltage level and connections. Charge or replace the batteries if necessary.

80, 90, 99 – Load Capacity Warnings: Indicates the platform is approaching its maximum capacity; do not load further.

OL – Overload Warning: Immediately remove excess weight from the platform to return to a safe level.

LL – Excessive Tilt Warning: If the machine is on an incline, move it to a flat surface; also check sensor connections as there may be a fault with the tilt sensor.

Click here to learn more about what a Manlift is, its types, and how it is used.