Lift Tables

Lift tables raise work to a comfortable, ergonomic height so your crew stops bending, reaching, and straining over low loads. Built on a scissor mechanism, our lift tables position parts, pallets, and assemblies right where hands need them — cutting back strain at packing stations, assembly lines, and machine-loading spots.

How to Size a Lift Table

Two numbers drive the choice: how much weight you're raising and how far it needs to travel. Match both to the job, then confirm the tabletop is big enough for your load.

• Capacity: Rate above the heaviest load you'll set on the deck.
• Vertical travel: Measure the lowest and highest working heights you need to reach.
• Platform size: The deck should fully support your part or pallet without overhang.

Powered vs. Manual Lift Tables

Hydraulic foot-pump and manual tables are simple and cost-effective for lighter or occasional adjustment. Electric and air-powered tables raise heavy loads at the push of a button, keeping a fast-moving station moving without operator effort.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a scissor lift table used for?

Raising and lowering loads to an ergonomic working height for assembly, packing, machine feeding, and load positioning.

How do I choose the capacity?

Add up the heaviest load you'll place on the table and choose a rating above it, with margin for spikes.

Manual or powered?

Manual suits lighter loads and occasional height changes; powered suits heavy loads or frequent adjustment throughout a shift.

Every lift table ships free to the lower 48 and is backed by our price match guarantee. Tell us your load weight and the height range you need, and we'll spec the right table — call or text 331-272-5655.