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Kinetic Technologies: Line of Material Handling Lifts

Lifts raise, lower carts for ergonomic work positioning

Kinetic Technologies: Line of Material Handling Lifts
By Kinetic Technologies 
November 3, 2016

A line of lifts by Kinetic Technologies supports the ergonomic raising and lowering of small and large carts and portable workstations.

The lifts can be powered by pneumatic or hydraulic control and come in three different platform sizes, from 24 x 35 inches to 24 x 48 inches.

Standard features include a load-centering limit switch, four-sided bellows safety skirt, a base-mounted maintenance bar to retain the lift in the up position for servicing, a square edge platform top to resist tipping, steel scissor legs, hardened chrome shafting, lifetime self-lubricating aircraft bushings, and roll pins on all pivot points.

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