Load capacity and dimensions

Lifting capacity is the main criterion in choosing an industrial lift table. It must be dimensioned according to the maximum weight of loads to be handled, with a safety margin of at least 30%. For intensive use, favor a capacity superior to immediate needs to guarantee equipment longevity.Platform dimensions must correspond precisely to the nature of handled loads. For standard European pallets, a 1300 x 850 mm platform is generally sufficient. For specific or bulky loads, custom platforms may be necessary. Don't forget to also consider the floor space occupied by the table in low position, particularly in restricted spaces.

Lifting height and usage cycle

Maximum lifting height must be determined according to workstation ergonomics and operational needs. For an ergonomic workstation, the ideal height generally sits between 700 and 950 mm depending on the task to be performed. For high loading applications, double or triple scissor tables allowing elevations up to 3 meters may be necessary.The usage cycle is also crucial: for intensive use (more than 30 cycles per hour), favor electric models with adapted cooling and reinforced components. For more occasional uses, more economical solutions can be considered. Lifting speed, generally between 20 and 50 mm/second depending on models, must also correspond to your operation rhythm.

Usage environment and safety

The usage environment directly influences lift table choice. For humid or corrosive environments, opt for stainless steel versions or with anti-corrosion treatment. In ATEX zones, specific explosion-proof models are indispensable. For outdoor use, particular protections against weather are necessary.Safety must be an absolute priority: verify the presence of devices like anti-crushing safety bars, hydraulic rupture safety valves, movement sound alarms and emergency stop buttons. For operator protection, peripheral bellows or immaterial barriers can be added depending on usage context and current safety standards.

Power source and mobility

Power source choice depends on operational constraints and usage environment. Electric tables require adapted power supply (single-phase or three-phase) but offer ideal comfort of use. Manual hydraulic tables are more economical and usable without electricity, but require physical effort.If mobility is an important criterion, wheeled lift tables with integrated movement system are available. For applications requiring frequent movements, mobile tables with integrated battery offer autonomy and flexibility. Floor or rail guidance systems can also be considered for fixed routes in production lines.

Lift Table

Industrial lift tables are essential equipment designed to facilitate vertical movement of heavy loads. They allow elevating goods to the desired height, considerably improving workstation ergonomics and reducing physical constraints for operators. These versatile equipment pieces are indispensable in logistics and industrial environments where manual lifting represents risks for worker health and safety.

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Electric Lift Table

The electric lift table represents the ideal solution for intensive industrial operations requiring precision and speed. Operating thanks to an electric motor coupled to a hydraulic system, it allows fluid and controlled movements, without physical effort for the operator. Particularly adapted to indoor environments like warehouses, production workshops and shipping areas, it significantly contributes to improving workstation ergonomics.

Electro-hydraulic lifting system for progressive and stable elevation
Important load capacities varying from 500 kg to 5 tons
Variable lifting heights depending on models (up to 2 meters)
Adjustable raising and lowering speeds to adapt to load type
Secure control console with up/down buttons and emergency stop
Standard electrical supply (230V or 400V depending on models)

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Electric Lift Table

Frequently asked questions about industrial lift tables

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