Industrial Work Stand 3 Step 18 inch Platform
- Weight 43 lbs
Industrial Work Stand 3 Step 18 inch Platform. Weight: 43 lbs; Deck Size: 48" X 18".
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Work platforms and access stands position personnel alongside a task. Plan the platform elevation, working area and approach around the equipment being serviced.
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Industrial Work Stand 3 Step 18 inch Platform. Weight: 43 lbs; Deck Size: 48" X 18".
Industrial Work Stand 4 Step 18 inch Platform. 2000 lbs capacity!; 30 day money back guarantee!.
Industrial Work Stand 5 Step 18 inch Platform. 2000 lbs capacity!; 30 day money back guarantee!.
Industrial Work Stand 6 Step 18 inch Platform. 2000 lbs capacity!; 30 day money back guarantee!.
Industrial Work Stand 3 Step 36 inch Platform. The deck is 48” x 36” and can adjust in height from 3’8” to 18”; 4000 lbs capacity!.
Industrial Work Stand 4 Step 36 inch Platform. The Industrial Work Stand 4 Step 36 inch Platform is the widest we build; It is height adjustable from 2.5 feet to just under 5 feet.
Industrial Work Stand 5 Step 36 inch Platform. This is the largest Industrial Work Stand 5 Step 36 inch Platform we build. It can be used as a portable stage; It is height adjustable from 2.5 feet to just under 6 feet.
Industrial Work Stand 6 Step 36 inch Platform. Our biggest and best model. Large enough to comfortably fit 4 to 6 guys on the deck; Height adjustable up to 7 feet.
Mobile Work Platform Ladder. 57 degree slope is standard; 24", or 30" wide steps.
Mobile Maintenance Platform Ladder. 57 degree slope is standard; 24" wide steps.
Double Entry Work Platform Ladder. 57 degree slope is standard; 24" or 36"e; wide serrated steps.
Single Entry Mobile Platform Ladder. 800 lb capacity; Work platforms accommodate two workers.
Double Entry Mobile Platform Ladder — Rolling Work Platforms. The Double Entry Mobile Platform Ladder is constructed with dual heavy duty pedal activated locksteps and 4" casters.
Rolling Steel Work Platform Ladder. 500 lb capacity; Constructed of 1" sq. tubing.
Mobile Work Platforms — 500 lb Rating. 57 degree slope is standard; 24", or 30" wide steps.
Series WP Rolling Work Platform. 800 lb load rating easily accommodates this additional weight; Work Platforms have heavy duty grip strut tread standard and 50 degree climbing angle for easy forward descent.
Series DWP Rolling Work Platform. Climbing angle is 59 degrees; Pick your color from our 11 stock choices.
Mobile Work Platforms — Up to 800 lb Rating. 1" square-tube technology is more abuse-resistant than conventional round tube design; Steps are 7" deep. Choose 35" or 49" platform depth.
Start your rolling work platforms comparison with service-point geometry, working area and approach. Choose a model around the job it must perform and the space in which it will be used. The product grid is a shortlist, not a substitute for reviewing the individual model specifications. Similar product names can describe different sizes, configurations or operating limits.
Provide the service-point location, surrounding obstructions, clearances and combined personnel/tool load. For aircraft access, identify the exact aircraft and service area. Review approach direction, platform adjustment, access steps and movement or locking arrangements for the proposed stand.
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UNDERSTANDING YOUR QUOTE
A quote for rolling work platforms depends on platform dimensions, elevation, adjustment, construction and access arrangement. Quantity can affect the overall proposal, but a discount should not be assumed. Optional features and a different configuration can change the comparison even when the base product looks similar. Identify any custom dimensions or material requirements separately so their feasibility and effect on pricing can be reviewed. Ask for the quoted configuration and included items to be identified clearly before making your decision.
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Include task height, a dimensioned sketch of the service area, available footprint and approach route. Identify obstructions, users, tools and materials. Aircraft applications also need the aircraft variant and the specific service location.
Key variables include platform dimensions, elevation, adjustment, construction and access arrangement. Include quantities and any requested changes so the quote can identify the specific configuration. Custom requirements need review; do not assume every model can be modified.
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Helpful guides and updates related to this category.
Order Picking: Choosing Ladders, Platforms or Vertical Lifts
Start with what the picker carries and how often the location is visited. Height alone cannot tell you whether a ladder or powered platform suits a picking task.
Portable Work Platforms: Verify Portability and Task Fit
Portable can describe equipment that moves by hand, on wheels or with handling equipment. Ask how the actual platform is transported and secured.
Work Platforms: Safe Use Begins with the Approved Configuration
A work platform should be used within its intended configuration, load and environment. Review the equipment instructions alongside the actual task.
Rolling Ladder Productivity: Measure the Complete Access Cycle
A rolling ladder can improve access only when users can retrieve, position and secure it efficiently. Measure the full cycle rather than assuming mobility saves time.
Rolling Work Platforms: Benefits and Space Requirements
A rolling platform can serve several work locations when the route and parking area are suitable. Its value depends on how easily it can be positioned and secured.
Work Platforms Explained: Access, Working Space and Load
A work platform provides a defined place to stand while performing a task. Fixed, rolling and powered configurations solve different access problems.
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