Sitecraft supplies scissor lift tables for raising and positioning pallets, components and other industrial loads at a suitable working height. Explore single scissor, low-profile, high-lift, large-platform and stainless steel options for packing, assembly and material transfer.
Our product specialists can help you select a pallet lift table around your load weight, platform dimensions, lifting height and loading method, including configurations for pallet jack access.
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A scissor lift table raises and lowers goods to a suitable height for packing, assembly, loading or transfer. Bringing the load closer to the operator can reduce repeated bending and reaching, while helping materials move between stages of a process.
The right configuration depends on more than lifting capacity. Consider the load’s dimensions and weight distribution, the required platform height and how goods will be loaded onto the table.
Single scissor lift tables provide adjustable height positioning for pallets, components and other loads in warehouses, workshops and production areas. Select the platform size and lifting range to suit the task.
Low-profile and ultra-low-profile lift tables suit applications where a low loading height is important. Depending on the model, a compatible access ramp or platform design can allow loading with a pallet jack without a pit installation.
Large-platform twin scissor lift tables accommodate longer loads or applications requiring a larger supporting surface. Platform dimensions and load distribution should be assessed together when selecting a model.
High-lift scissor tables provide greater vertical travel for tasks requiring a higher working or transfer position. The required height, available space and loading arrangement help determine the appropriate configuration.
Stainless steel scissor lift tables provide an option for environments where cleaning requirements or exposure to moisture influence equipment selection. Suitability should be checked against the specific operating conditions.
All pallet scissor lift models are fully compliant with Australian Standards and workplace health and safety regulations, providing long-lasting and reliable performance.
Our pallet and material handling equipment also extend to pallet trucks and a wide assortment of trolleys, including single-deck, warehouse, cage, order-picking and even custom models.
How goods reach the platform is an important part of selecting a pallet lift table. Forklift loading, pallet jack access and transfer from adjacent equipment each require different clearances and arrangements.
For pallet jack loading, check the table’s lowered height, ramp compatibility and the space needed to approach and withdraw. For loads transferred from another surface, consider the required transfer height and the gap between the table and adjoining equipment.
Start with the combined weight of the goods, pallet and any fixtures supported by the table. Check that the platform accommodates the load and that its distribution is suitable for the selected model.
Then consider the minimum and maximum platform heights, frequency of use, available power supply and operating environment. These details help our team recommend a configuration suited to your daily handling requirements.
For equipment that also needs to move between work areas, explore our scissor lift trolleys. For automatic height adjustment as goods are added or removed, view our spring pallet lifters.
If a standard lift table does not suit your application, Sitecraft can assess custom engineered handling solutions. Share your load details, required lifting height, loading method and workspace dimensions so our team can review practical options for your operation.
Start with the combined weight of the goods, pallet and any fixtures the table will support. Then consider platform dimensions, load distribution, minimum and maximum heights, and how goods will be loaded and unloaded. Frequency of use, available power and operating conditions also affect selection. Share these details with Sitecraft so our team can help match a scissor lift table to your application.
Yes, provided the table is configured for pallet jack access. Selected low-profile scissor lift tables can be loaded using a compatible access ramp. Check the lowered platform height, pallet dimensions and approach space, including clearance to withdraw the forks. Standard raised platforms may require forklift loading or another loading arrangement.
A scissor lift table typically raises and positions loads at a designated workstation or transfer point. A scissor lift trolley combines a lifting platform with a wheeled base for moving goods between work areas. Choose according to whether the main task is positioning a load or transporting it, then check capacity, lifting height and the model’s operating requirements.
Not every scissor lift table requires a pit. Low-profile models can provide a low loading height above the floor, with compatible ramps available for selected configurations. A pit-mounted installation may be considered where the platform needs to sit flush with the surrounding floor. The appropriate arrangement depends on the table’s closed height, loading method, floor conditions and installation requirements.
Yes. Sitecraft can assess custom engineered lifting solutions where standard equipment does not meet the application. Requirements may include a different platform size, lifting height, capacity or integration with adjacent equipment. Provide your load details, loading method, available space and frequency of use, along with photos or drawings, so our team can review the options and confirm what is achievable.
