Lift and Tilt Tables
Lift and Tilt Tables. 90° tilt available as option for table use as coil or crate upender (capacity is derated on tilts greater than 45°); Required on mobile tables with greater than 45° tilt.
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Lift and Tilt Tables. 90° tilt available as option for table use as coil or crate upender (capacity is derated on tilts greater than 45°); Required on mobile tables with greater than 45° tilt.
Mini Scissors Lift Table. Available up to 250 pound capacities and up to 70" raised height; Electro-mechanically operated; no drift, no leakage(designed for intermittent usage, 25% duty cycle).
Mechanical Lift Table. Lift tables are available powered electro-mechanically by 110 volts AC single-phase power providing effortless operation; Assembly work where heights of components or operators need adjustment, load positioning, transporting materials and transferring load from lower position to high position.
Zero-Low, 3-Point Entry Lift Table. Listed models: ZL3PC-3030E, ZL3PC-3636E, ZL3PC-4242E, ZL3PC-4848E and additional configurations; ZL3PC-3030E Capacity (lbs.): 1000.
Post Lift Tables. Listed models: PT12-10, PT12-20, PT12-40, PT2436E*; PT12-10 Platform (WxL): 20"x30".
Pallet Inverter — PI-E Models. Listed models: PI-23636E, PI-24242E, PI-24848E, PI-44848E and additional configurations; PI-23636E Capacity lb.: 2,000.
Upender Inverter. Listed models: UI-24848E, UI-24872E, UI-25496E, UI-44848E and additional configurations; UI-24848E Capacity (lbs.): 2,000.
Self Propelled Zero-Low Scissors Lift Table. Listed models: OZLC-5048SPB, OZLC-3466SPB, OZLC-5072SPB, OZLD-5048SPB and additional configurations; OZLC-5048SPB Capacity (lbs): 1000.
Reversible Boom Crane. Electric, either battery (battery not included) or 110 volt a.c; Manual hydraulic lifting cylinder is standard.
Super-Master Mobile Hydraulic Floor Cranes. The heavy-duty hydraulic lifting cylinder on a standard Super-Master is hand-pump operated. Optional battery or 110 volt AC power is available; Can be used as a standard hydraulic shop crane, a mobile crane with 150° mast rotation, and a 360° rotating truck or floor-mounted crane.
Husky-Master Mobile Hydraulic Floor Cranes. Electric (either battery or 110 volt AC) and air power cylinder lift are available; Ruggedly-constructed; will give dependable, long-lasting use.
Truck-Mounted Knuckle Krane. 2,000, 4,000, & 6,000 lbs. capacities; Lift height up to 18 feet.
Truck-Mounted Pick-Up Cranes. Crane includes boom, manual winch, and mast insert assembly. Ideal for mounting on pick-up truck or as a portable shop crane; Same crane can be easily used in various locations.
Truck-Mounted Foldable Hydraulic Crane. Can be powered either by battery or plug-in 110 volt AC; Boom lowers to vertical position enabling crane to be carried by two people; has built-in carrying handles.
Port-O-Giant Hydraulic Floor Crane. 80 in. width provides maximum stability; 60 in. intermediate width; 34 in. minimum width enables crane to pass through doorways or move material down narrow aisles.
V-Master Mobile Hydraulic Floor Cranes. 54 in. wide ideal when wide loads must be straddled; also good for added stability; 32 in. wide design for travel in narrow aisles, passageways and through standard doorways.
Econo-Master Mobile Hydraulic Floor Cranes. Overall width of only 34 in. enables crane to pass through doorways and work in aisles; Electric, either battery or 110 volt a.c., and air power are optional.
Floor-Mounted Jib Crane. Ideal when overhead cranes are not practical.
Telescopic Mast Jib Crane. Unit can rotate under obstructions or reach into a cavity to pick up the load, then rotate and raise to a higher level over the obstruction below.
A-Frame Gantry Crane. Use as a portable gantry crane -- space savings for transportation and storage when not in use. Crane can be assembled in less than 15 minutes; The ideal crane for repair, service, and assembly operations conducted in fixed locations.
Tele-Mast Straddle Crane. Handling shipping containers; Loading and unloading trucks.
Jib-Master Forklift Cranes. Listed models: JB-1, JB-2, JB-4, JB-PB6 and additional configurations; JB-1 Description: 3,000 lbs. cap. 144" reach, telescopic boom action, no boom lift.
Articularm. Available in 500, 1000, and 2000 pound capacities; Mini-Articularm available in 200 pound capacity.
Universal-Lift. Hydraulic system is equipped with a pressure relief valve to prevent overloading; Remote control available so operator can control safely from various locations.
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