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Air Technical Industries: Zero-Low Ground Level Lift Tables

Electro-mechanical, zero-low lift tables

Air Technical Industries: Zero-Low Ground Level Lift Tables
By Air Technical Industries 
August 17, 2014

Ideal for forklift-free operations, zero-low ground level lift tables by Air Technical Industries are powered by an electric motor, with lifting action by machine or ball screw instead of hydraulics.

Operation is quiet, smooth and clean, making them useful for laboratory, food processing and pharmaceutical operations. Tables may be specified in stainless steel or aluminum construction, and come in capacities from 250 to 6,000 pounds.

Standard and customizable sizes range from 26 x 36 inches to 60 x 72 inches, with raised heights from 0 to 48 inches. Powered by 110 volts AC, 230/460-volt three-phase electric, or battery, the table can be controlled momentary contact hand-held pendant or foot pedal.

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