Mobile scissor lift tables for raising loads to a comfortable working height and moving them between workstations. Single and double scissor tables, almost all from Warrior; for fixed positions, see static lift tables.
The two figures that matter are the lowered height and the raised height. Lowered height decides whether a pallet or a load can be rolled on at all; raised height decides whether the work can be done standing rather than stooping. Capacity is usually the easier constraint to meet.
Foot-pump tables suit occasional lifts and need no power. Powered tables suit repeated cycles through a shift, where pumping becomes the bottleneck. If the table will be used continuously, the operator effort is worth more thought than the price difference.
Scissor lift tables assume the load sits centrally. Loading to one end or one side reduces the safe capacity significantly and is the most common cause of premature wear. If loads will be placed off-centre, say so and we will specify accordingly.
Work from both ends. The lowered height has to accept the load, and the raised height has to bring the work to a comfortable position. Both are quoted for every table.
Not to full capacity. Off-centre loading reduces the rating and shortens the life of the mechanism. Tables can be specified for eccentric loading if you need it.
Manual suits occasional use. If the table is cycled repeatedly through a shift, powered is worth the difference in operator fatigue alone.
Related ranges include Drum Handling, Kerb & Manhole Lifters, Fork Extensions, Lifting Attachments, Workshop Cranes, Load Moving Systems, Pallet Levellers and Hand Pallet Trucks.