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Lifting tables

SM 2000

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    Our new Silverline series sets a new standard for non-bespoke lifting solutions.


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    Technical specifications

    Capacity (kg):2000
    Travel (mm):1050
    Length (mm):1700
    Width (mm):1000
    Closed height (mm):250

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    • Certified Hygienic
    • Better durability
    • Improved ergonomics
    • CE approved Stainless Steel and produced by the EHEDG guidelines

      Our TRANSLYFT Hygienic Design lifting tables are manufactures in stainless steel AISI 304, 316 or higher.

    • Better durability saves you money

      Minimize the time spent on maintenance. Our components have a longer lifetime and are designed to minimize time spent on maintenance and cleaning

    FAQ

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    • What is a lift table?
      A mechanical device for lifting or lowering objects

      Lifting tables are mechanical devices for lifting and lowering large objects. They are frequently used to lift items in warehouses, factories, and other industrial environments. Hydraulics, electricity, or a combination of the two can power lifting tables. They are built to be safe and simple to operate, with features like safety trip bars, and emergency stop buttons to help prevent accidents and injuries. All lifting tables are built to lift or lower heavy objects to various heights. Lifting tables come in a variety of surfaces such as painted steel, galvanized steel or stainless steel.

    • How does a lift table work?
      Via a hydraulic system or a spindle and gear motor.

      A lifting table consists of a base frame, the scissor, and a platform. Most systems use a hydraulic pump and an electric motor or manual labour motor to elevate the platform. An electric lifting table or a linear actuated lifting table uses a spindle and a gear motor to make the lift raise and lower the platform. 

      Simply set a pallet or other objects onto the lift platform, use the control box to elevate the lifting table to the best ergonomic work height. The best work height depends on the height of the person using the scissor lift. Working at the correct height positively influences the posture, health, and productivity of a worker, which makes a lifting table a good investment. 

    • Types of lift tables?
      Hydraulic, manual, and electric powered lifts

      Lift tables are classified into three types: hydraulic, manual, and electric powered lifts (an electric lifting table is also called a spindle or a linear actuated lifting table).
      A hydraulic lifting platform raises and lowers the platform using an electric motor with a hydraulic pump. Similarly, a manual lifting table also uses a hydraulic pump but it requires physical effort via a handle or a foot pedal to elevate the platform.

      A linear actuated lifting table uses a spindle and a gear motor to elevate and lower the platform. 

    • What are the advantages of lift tables?
      There are many - including a safe way to lift heavy items, reduce risks of accidents and increase productivity

      A lifting table has several advantages, including being a safe and effective way to handle large items, reducing the risk of accident, and increasing production. By minimizing heavy lifting processes, you will see an increase in employee efficiency since they will be less exhausted and more content, resulting in fewer sick days.

      In the long term, you save your employees' bodies from straining, lowering the chance of MSDs.

    • What are lift tables used for?
      Raising and lowering heavy items

      A lifting table raises or lowers things to the desired height for easy access and handling. They are frequently utilized in manufacturing, storage, and transportation facilities, as well as construction and warehousing sites.

    Do you need help?

    We are committed to finding the right solution for your needs. We advise throughout the entire process from consultancy, design and product development to production and finally service.

    Salesman Jakob Overgaard
    Jakob Overgaard

    Southern Europe, Africa, North and South America

    Tel.: +45 9647 4626

    Mail: jo@translyft.com

    Salesman Mads Lyebalk
    Mads Lyebalk

    Central & Eastern Europe, Middle East, Asia, & Australia

    Tel.: +45 9647 4639 

    Mail.: mly@translyft.com 

    Michael Kjølby
    Michael Kjølby

    Tel.: +45 9647 4623

    Mail.: mkj@translyft.com

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