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Southworth Products: Flush-Mount Turntable Lifts

Turntable lift has low collapsed height

Southworth Products: Flush-Mount Turntable Lifts
By Southworth Products 
December 9, 2016

With a turntable that is essentially level with the top platform, Flush-Mount Turntable Lifts by Southworth Products can be lowered as close to the floor as lifts without a turntable.

Alternatively, when pit-mounted, the lift can bring the turntable to floor level. The integrated turntable allows workers to spin the load for better access without reaching, stretching or walking around the lift.

Because the turntable is recessed into the platform, there is no overhang, while off-center load and roll-over capacity remains the same as for lifts without turntables. The units may be specified in capacities of 2,500 or 4,000 pounds, and with turntable diameters of 23 or 40 inches.

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