Lift Tables

Lift tables are versatile tools used to support, raise, or lower materials or personnel to a suitable working height. They can be typically found in different industries to improve ergonomics, boost efficiency, and ensure user safety. Furthermore, they provide a platform to support various materials and adjust their heights as required for use. They usually come equipped with a robust and stable base frame that can be positioned on the floor, and they can be mounted on castors or wheels. Lift tables typically feature hydraulically operated scissor legs, providing smooth, steady vertical motion for accurate positioning and reliable operation.

How Do Lift Tables Work?

Most lift tables utilise a scissor instrument energised by hydraulics, pneumatics, or mechanics. The scissor mechanism comprises a series of interlinked, folding supports that expand vertically when force is applied to them, lifting the platform on top.

• Hydraulic Lift Tables: These are the most typical type of hydraulic fluid used to provide lifting action. 
• Pneumatic Lift Tables: They use compressed air to lift the platform, suitable for lighter loads.
• Mechanical Lift Tables: These use a screw mechanism to either raise or lower the platform. 

What are the Popular Lift Table Types Based on Load Capacity?

• Standard Lift Tables: These are general-purpose lift tables with various sizes and capacities available.
• Low-Profile Lift Tables: These have low collapsed heights, enabling easy loading and unloading with pallet jacks or hand trucks.
• Tandem Lift Tables: They feature two or more scissor mechanisms, offering a larger platform and higher lifting strength.
• Rotating Lift Tables: They come equipped with a rotating platform that enables easy access to all sides of the load.
• Portable Lift Tables: They can be mounted on wheels or casters for easy transfer around the workplace.

What are the Potential Benefits of Using Our High-Strength Lift Tables?

• Help minimise the risk of musculoskeletal injuries by positioning materials at an optimal working height.
• Eliminate the demand for manual lifting and carrying. 
• Significantly improves productivity and reduces handling time.
• Provide a stable and controlled lifting platform, minimising the risk of accidents and injuries.
• Can be customised with diverse options and accessories to address specific application requirements.

Where Can I Use Lift Tables?

• Manufacturing: Assembly, welding, machining, and material handling.
• Warehousing & Distribution: Order picking, palletising, and loading/unloading trucks.
• Automotive: Vehicle assembly and repair.
• Aerospace: Aircraft maintenance and assembly.
• Medical: Patient handling and positioning.
• Retail: Stocking shelves and displaying merchandise.