Material Lifts

1. Material lifts, also called scissor lift stackers or scissor lift tables, are designed to move and lift pallets, skids, or small containers from just above the floor to a storage bin. The load is pushed manually while the scissor lift is done by the electric material lift motor and hydraulics.

2. An electric material lift is generally rated at 1,000 lbs. load capacity, but that varies by model. Remote controls, floor locks, and safety screens are standard equipment on these material lifts.

3. Hand crank material lifts can be used with front forks or platforms, depending on the model. These material lifts are designed to be used like hand trucks but with lift capabilities for pallets, skids, and other heavy objects.

4. A hydraulic lift table, as the name implies, are material lifts that will lift a load via a foot pump rather than a hand crank.

5. A scissor lift table is a material lift designed to be portable so you can easily move your work from one work area to another.

6. A forklift work platform allows you to safely reach high bins for storage or picking. Handrails and safety belts are included with these material lifts.

7. Cylinder lifts are specifically designed for moving and lifting gas cylinders and are most commonly used in welding shops.

8. Built-in swivel casters allow you to move the material lift table anywhere you need it with minimal effort.

9. Heavy-duty steel construction means our material lifts are built to withstand years of heavy work in the toughest environments.

10. Material lifts with wide centers will bring greater balance to all loads.

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