Blue Giant In-Plant Lifts

Scissor lift tables raise and lower heavy loads, pallets, and assemblies to a precise ergonomic working height, eliminating the bending and reaching that causes back injuries. Common applications include warehouse material handling and stacking, ergonomic assembly and packing workstations, loading and unloading heavy freight from trucks, and positioning components for welding, fabrication, or equipment maintenance.

Most in-plant lift tables use a hydraulic scissor mechanism — an electric motor or foot pump pressurizes hydraulic fluid into a cylinder, which forces interlocked X-shaped scissor arms to extend and smoothly raise the platform. A check valve holds the load steady at height; pressing the down control returns fluid to the reservoir and lowers the table. Pneumatic versions use compressed shop air instead of hydraulic oil, making them suitable for clean environments.

Common in-plant lift types include standard and double scissor lift tables that raise loads from floor height up to 72 inches, zero-level (low-profile) platforms that sit nearly flush to the floor so pallet jacks can roll on without a ramp, pneumatic lift tables powered by compressed air for clean or sensitive environments, and tilters and turntables that tilt or rotate heavy loads to bring them within easy reach of assembly or packaging workers.