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Presto Lifts: XZ series hydraulic floor-level lifts

Floor-level lifts can be loaded, unloaded with hand pallet jack

Presto Lifts: XZ series hydraulic floor-level lifts
By 24/7 Staff 
March 4, 2015

Ergonomic XZ series hydraulic floor-level lifts by Presto Lifts handle loads up to 6,000 pounds in assembly, maintenance and palletizing applications.

Easily loaded/unloaded with a hand pallet truck, the unit’s pan-style platform lowers to floor level for easy roll-on/roll-off. The lift is accessible from all four sides, and rises to a height of just over 35 inches to minimize bending and lifting. This design reduces employee fatigue, injuries and production times. To protect against toe injuries, a bright yellow 6-inch flexible strip is mounted to the lip of the platform.

Other features include a lift motor controlled by a foot switch or pushbuttons, a 10-foot lead, bellows skirting and two standard platform sizes: 44 x 48 and 50 x 48 inches. The unit relocates easily with a hand pallet truck.

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