Introducing Our New Heavy Duty Goods Lift in Kendal
We are pleased to announce that we have recently installed a new heavy duty goods lift in Kendal, designed and manufactured right here in the UK. This lift is capable of lifting up to 1500 kg of goods, making it ideal for businesses that need to move heavy items between floors. One of the key […]
Big Data
Can IoTs’ transparency and visibility build trust between lift owner/operators and lift companies? We find out in this, the first of a series of articles from Charles Salter of ACE. Lifts Ltd There’s been a lot in the media recently about 5G and its future impact on the Internet of Things (IoT). The additional connectivity […]
Digital Switchover
The year 2025 marks a significant milestone in the world of telecommunications. This is when analogue phone lines will be completely phased out and replaced with digital lines.
When Was Your Hydraulic Oil Last Changed?
In an ideal world, oil would be replaced or renewed regularly – depending on usage and age of the lift between every 1 and 5 years.
Make Sure Your Lift Stays Clean and Hygienic 24/7!
Keeping your lift free of bacteria, fungus, mites and virus’s can now be easily achieved.
Apprentice Story – Sam Halfpenny
Meet Sam Halfpenny. Sam started as an apprentice at ACE Lifts over 11 years ago and is now an experienced Lift Engineer on our projects team. He initially started his learning within the lift industry with panel building, fitting, populating and wiring lift control panels and associated components.
What ACE Lifts are Doing to Stay Safe
Here are the ways we at Ace Lifts are staying safe and following government guidelines during the current situation regarding COVID-19.
Important – Changes to Email
Please update your records immediately, emails to the old addresses will not be received.
FairPlay Employer Award
We are delighted to announce that ACE Lifts have been awarded the FairPlay Employer Award by Chwarae Teg.
Elevator World UK Magazine
An apprentice engineer who was worried his hearing loss would hold him back is encouraging other disabled people to apply for apprenticeships.