The HTD6 servo lifting column is a multi-stage electric lifting system. The configuration described here uses 220 V AC input and reaches up to 10 meters when fully extended. It also combines a wireless remote, a Xinjie touch screen, and a manual crank interface.

HTD6 servo lifting column with integrated controls
The HTD6 combines a multi-stage column, electric drive, and control package.

HTD6 configuration summary

These items describe a system configuration. They do not prove suitability for every site. Confirm the exact order scope, load, wind case, base, controls, and safety functions.

Power and control integration

The 220 V AC input can fit sites that already provide mains power. The installation still needs the correct breaker, isolation, grounding, cable protection, and local electrical approval.

The touch screen can set motion commands when supported by the supplied controller. The wireless remote allows operation away from the column. Radio range depends on obstacles, interference, antenna position, and site conditions.

Manual backup operation

The manual crank interface is a backup feature. It is not a substitute for safe electrical design. Before manual movement, isolate power and control the load under the approved procedure.

Selection checklist

Product parameter selection example

Assume a sensor package has a mass of 35 kg and sits 200 mm from the column center. The target height is 8 meters. The column will move six times per hour indoors.

Calculate the force and offset moment first. Then check stage overlap, deflection, speed, brake behavior, and base stability. If the unit may be used outdoors, add the approved wind-load case.

This example is not a product approval. The final configuration needs the real payload, base, anchors, motion profile, and environment.

Typical uses

See more electric lifting column options. For a technical review, provide the height, load, offset, base, duty cycle, controls, and environment.

Frequently asked questions

What power supply does the HTD6 configuration use?

The configuration described on this page uses 220 V AC input. Confirm the supplied voltage and site electrical rules before use.

Can the HTD6 reach 10 meters?

The described multi-stage configuration has a total extended height of up to 10 meters. Confirm payload, wind, base stability, and the exact supplied geometry.

Does the HTD6 include wireless control?

The described control package includes an industrial wireless remote and a Xinjie touch screen. Actual scope depends on the order.

What is the manual crank interface for?

It provides a backup movement method for defined service or recovery cases. Use it only under the approved isolation and manual-operation procedure.