To provide access to the underground car park of an apartment building in Schaffhausen despite the limited space available, the customer relied on a space-saving car lift from Lödige Industries. The construction project could be carried out according to plan and serves for 10 car parking…

The new luxury high-rise "The Lennox" in Sydney’s Parramatta District has been equipped with a fully autonomous car park.

In 2003 Lödige Industries received a request from the city of Tilburg to improve and simplify the loading and unloading situation in the entrance area for theatre equipment. Lödige Industries supplied a lorry lift that facilitates the approach and enables the loaded trucks to be lifted to…

To improve the processes, Lödige Industries installed three elevating transfer vehicles (ETV) in the cargo storage area. The rack system comprises 1,360 storage positions.

Cargologic has been providing air cargo handling services for over 65 years. On behalf of airlines, forwarders and transport companies, Cargologic's goal is to provide fast, profitable and sustainable cargo handling. For this reason, the entire air cargo facility at Zurich Airport was…

In January 2022 Lödige Industries modernised and installed 14 passenger lifts in an office building in Frankfurt am Main on behalf of alstria office REIT-AG. The outdated and partially non-functioning lifts in Solmsstraße were recommissioned in accordance with current safety regulations and…

The Rocket Tower project is an example of how many of the automatic parking systems that were developed in Berlin in the 1990s can be preserved and made usable for long-term, convenient use with appropriate modernisation measures.

Herengracht 1 was the first ever pallet-based system designed and installed. After more than 25 years of use it remains fully operational and reliable.

In July 2000, Lödige Industries was contracted to design an automatic car park system for the Silodam building, which is located in the western dock area of Amsterdam. 109 parking spaces could be provided in tight spaces with the help of two separately installed systems.

Lödige Industries will deliver an automated underground parking system in Amsterdam’s canal belt area. The system, which will park up to 270 cars, will utilise a hybrid combination of the two parking technologies employed by the company.

The first to enjoy the latest generation of Lödige Industries' proven technology are the homeowners of a luxury residential complex containing 29 luxury apartments for the over 60s on Fitzjohn’s Avenue in London.

By using the Express Loader, the parcel delivery company can make the handling of parcels at the Lippstadt site much more efficient. The parcels can be loaded faster and in greater numbers.