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Southworth Products: LiftMat Lift Table

Ergonomic lift table holds up to 2,200 pounds

Southworth Products: LiftMat Lift Table
By Southworth Products 
February 16, 2014

Capable of accommodating any skid or pallet, including closed-bottom designs, the low-profile LiftMat lift table by Southworth Products lowers to 3.25 inches above the floor.

The ergonomic table minimizes back strain during pallet loading. When equipped with an optional diamond-plate ramp, workers can feed and offload it with a hand pallet truck or rolling cart, making it ideal for use in tight spaces, work cells or areas where a forklift is unavailable.

Loads are accessible from all four sides with no bending and minimal reach. As boxes are added or removed, the platform smoothly raises or lowers to the most comfortable height with a powered foot switch, a handheld push-button remote or a wall-mounted switch. For safety, a full-perimeter, auto-stop safety toe guard instantly stops descent should the table come in contact with any obstruction. The table holds a maximum capacity of 2,200 pounds.

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