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Presto Lifts: Extended vertical travel scissor lift table

Presto Lifts: Extended vertical travel scissor lift table

Presto ECOA’s Extended Vertical Travel Lifts achieve maximum lifting heights with minimum footprint by using multiple scissor mechanisms. Double, triple and quad scissor configurations are available in capacities from 2,000 to 6,000 pounds with lifting heights of 70 inches up to 356 inches.

Standard platform sizes range from 30 x 48 inches up to 84 x 144 inches. All models are built with heavy-duty structural tube scissor legs and torque tubes for maximum stability and minimum deflection. They also feature UL and/or CSA approved controller components, hydraulic limiter valves at the base of each cylinder, mechanical upper travel stops and safety restraint maintenance bars.

High lifts can also be equipped with a variety of options including beveled edges, hand rails, safety chains, bridge plates, accordion skirting, roller shades, and custom finishes to satisfy specific application requirements. Lifting and lowering is controlled by either a push-button pendant or foot switch.

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