Scissor-lift Tables

Single-scissor lift tables are designed for moderate lifting heights and general production or logistics applications.

Double-scissor lift tables allow greater lifting heights while maintaining stability and load capacity, making them common in more demanding industrial processes.

Tandem lift tables are used when the load is particularly long or requires a large platform surface. They are commonly found in automotive facilities, production lines and logistics centres where bulky structures or multiple pallets are handled simultaneously.

Dual lift tables combine a hydraulic lift table and a dock leveller in a single unit. They operate as a conventional dock leveller and, when required, lower to ground level to handle different types of vehicles from the same loading point.

The SR model incorporates a hinged-lip dock leveller and is intended for standard operations with conventional vehicle types.

The SRB model uses a telescopic-lip dock leveller, providing greater reach and improved adaptability when there is greater variation in vehicle dimensions or when docking alignment is less precise.

The required capacity depends on the weight of the goods, the handling equipment being used and how the load is distributed across the platform.

Standard logistics applications typically require capacities between 1 and 6 tonnes, although certain industrial processes may demand higher-capacity configurations.

Yes. Many lift tables are integrated with conveyors, roller systems and automated production or picking solutions.

In industrial facilities it is also common to customise dimensions, travel distances and finishes to ensure seamless integration into the operational workflow.

Scissor-lift tables incorporate various safety systems designed to protect operators and ensure stability during lifting operations.

The most common include guardrails, hose burst valves, toe guards, emergency stop systems and mechanical safety locks for maintenance. In addition, all our lift tables comply with UNE-EN 1570-1.

Lift tables require periodic inspections to ensure safe and reliable operation.

Preventive maintenance typically focuses on hydraulic cylinders, articulated joints, safety systems and components subject to mechanical wear. Proper maintenance helps prevent unexpected downtime and extends the equipment’s service life.

Yes. Lift tables are usually adapted to the load, lifting height, platform dimensions and integration requirements of each project.

They can also be manufactured with galvanised or stainless-steel finishes and configured specifically for sectors such as food processing, automotive manufacturing and pharmaceuticals.

Scissor-Lift tables are more suitable when loads need to be moved vertically with precision or when operations must be be carried out at different heights from the same loading position.

Compared with a conventional dock leveller, they offer greater flexibility and are better suited to mixed operations or fleets with varying loading heights.