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The Liftback provides a compact way to lift goods on conveyor belt lines. It comes in two varieties which allows goods to be lifted one or two tiles above their current location. Goods are fed into the Liftback at the bottom and exit on the opposite side at the new elevation. | |||
The Liftback requires Advanced Belt research. | |||
The [[Up-Lift Stairs]] are available to lift goods with basic conveyor belt research but require more horizontal space to provide the same elevation lift. | |||
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The Liftback provides a compact way to lift goods on conveyor belt lines. It comes in two varieties which allows goods to be lifted one or two tiles above their current location. Goods are fed into the Liftback at the bottom and exit on the opposite side at the new elevation.
The Liftback requires Advanced Belt research.
The Up-Lift Stairs are available to lift goods with basic conveyor belt research but require more horizontal space to provide the same elevation lift.
