Hello!
My name is Brett, and I am completely and totally out of my realm of expertise here.
I would like to find a lifting device that will raise a microwave from just above floor level to countertop height (approximately 34-36 inches).
The microwave is on a platform which, using drawer slides, will slide out from underneath the counter. An actuator or whatever it is could be mounted between
a lower platform and the one carrying the microwave. I imagine that i would need to move the microwave somewhere between 15 to 25 inches vertically.
I had just come across a lifting column. That would be ideal, but can I purchase such a product here?
Please forgive my ignorance with regards to such matters, and do let me know if you can think of any possible solutions.
Thank You
MeistroP
Hi Brett,
Do you know this microwave’s weight ? In order to select the linear actuator, it is important to know the weight it will have to push/pull.
We do have a good selection of linear actuators as you can see here:
*https://www.robotshop.com/en/actuators.html
They vary in length, strength, speed, control method, etc.