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Kelley Entrematic: Zero Lift Table

Load, lift palletized materials from ground level to ergonomic working height

Kelley Entrematic: Zero Lift Table
By 24/7 Staff 
August 15, 2014

The Zero Lift by Kelley Entrematic raises palletized materials from ground level to an ergonomic working height without a forklift or other equipment.

The lift lowers to ground level for easy loading of wheeled carts or pallets with a pallet jack. Surface mounted, no pit required, the lift comes in capacities from 2,000 to 4,000 pounds and is fully powered. It operates reliably thanks to self-lubricating bushings with hardened chrome pins for pivot points.

Positioning is provided with a NEMA 4X push button control. To prevent uncontrolled descent, velocity fuses are connected to the cylinders for safe, smooth operation.

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