- High stability
Anchoring with heavy-duty dowels or adhesive anchors - With or without pit installation
Adapted to the installation situation and load transfer - Made to measure
Size and features as required
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Tested safety
Every work lift table undergoes a thorough final inspection before delivery.
Enquire about the most common variants
Get a free quote for your stationary lift table in just two steps. Feel free to note any customizations, such as a different payload or dimensions, in the 'Change requests' field:
| Payload: | 2,800 | kg |
| Width: | 2,300 | mm |
| Length: | 2,300 | mm |
| Effective Stroke: | 1,200 | mm |
| Payload: | 2,500 | kg |
| Width: | 2,500 | mm |
| Length: | 3,000 | mm |
| Effektive Stroke: | 1,400 | mm |
| Payload: | by request |
| Width: | by request |
| Length: | by request |
| Effective Stroke: | by request |
Installation site requirements
Our stationary lift tables can either be securely bolted directly to the floor or recessed into a pit. The appropriate heavy-duty anchors or adhesive anchors are included in the delivery.
For the safe operation of the lift tables, the following points should be considered when choosing the site:
- The ground must be flat and load-bearing.
- No crushing or shearing points should occur between the lift table, the load, and its surroundings.
As our stationary lift tables come with adjustable feet as a standard feature, minor floor irregularities can be compensated.
If the scissor lift table is to be installed in a pre-existing pit, we will provide a corresponding pit plan. This will be sent to you along with the approval drawing.
Pit installation vs direct floor mounting
Depending on the purpose and location, there are valid reasons for either pit installation or direct floor mounting of our lift tables. Below, you'll find arguments for each type of installation:
Pit installation is practical when:
- A flush loading and unloading of the lift table is required.
- Space is limited. (We offer the option to design our lift tables as drive-over: When the lift table is in the lowest position, the area can still be used by a forklift or truck.)
Direct floor bolting is suitable when:
- The load is placed using a crane or forklift (e.g., when used as an assembly lift table).
- Height differences in conveyor routes need to be compensated.
In cases where pit installation is not feasible for construction reasons, we can offer two alternative designs: the column lift or the low-profile lift table. Both variations can be loaded using a ramp due to their flat construction.
Furthermore, low-profile lift tables are also available with a U-shaped or E-shaped platform: They are designed to allow flush entry with a hand pallet truck.
? If you have any questions about the various design options, we are happy to provide guidance. Feel free to give us a call at +49 5939 96796-90.
Where are stationary lift tables used?
Stationary lift tables seamlessly integrate into operational workflows, offering versatile applications. Whether as a work lift table, a dock lift table for logistical processes or as high performance lift tables in production lines, they play crucial roles in leveling height differences, facilitating assembly work, or supporting conveyor loading.
To enhance flexibility regarding the installation location, the drive unit can be installed both inside and outside the lift table.
Do you have any questions or specific requests?
If you haven't found the perfect lift table yet, our team is ready to assist you in finding the right product.
? Phone: +49 5939 96796-90
? E-mail: info@j-lifte.com
