Presto-Lift Floor Level Scissor Lift and Tilt Tables
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44" wide x 48" long
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3/8" to 33-3/8"
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2,000 pounds
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$21,822.89
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44" wide x 48" long
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1/2" to 33-1/2"
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4,000 pounds
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$22,585.81
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50" wide x 48" long
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3/8" to 33-3/8"
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2,000 pounds
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$22,869.48
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50" wide x 48" long
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1/2" to 33-1/2"
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4,000 pounds
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$23,503.16
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What is the Presto-Lift floor level lift and tilt table designed to do?
This table lifts and tilts loads from ground level, allowing operators to work at a more natural height and angle. It is built for tasks like palletizing, assembly, staging, and machine feeding, where reaching and bending slow people down. Bringing the work to the worker helps reduce strain and makes handling bulky items feel more controlled. It is a strong fit for production areas that want a cleaner, more ergonomic workflow.
How does a floor-level design improve daily material handling?
A floor-level platform makes loading and unloading easier without the added hassle of a raised deck. That means smoother handoffs in tight spaces and fewer awkward transitions when positioning pallets, bins, or containers. It also supports a more predictable workflow because the equipment remains in place and the load is delivered to you. In busy operations, that consistency matters as much as the lift itself.
Why is the tilt function a big deal for ergonomics?
Tilting brings the top layer of parts closer, reducing the need for workers to constantly lean over the load. That can reduce shoulder and lower back stress during repetitive pick-and-place tasks. It also improves visibility and access, enhancing accuracy and speed in assembly or kitting. In short, tilt turns a lifting platform into a true workstation helper.
Where do companies typically use a lift and tilt table like this?
You will see these in warehouses, fabrication shops, packaging lines, and assembly cells where loads need frequent access from one side. They are especially useful near conveyors, workbenches, and machines that need steady feeding or unloading. They can also help in areas where space is limited, and you want to keep aisles clear. If your team handles heavy products by hand at any step, this is worth considering.
What should I consider when choosing the right configuration?
Start with what you handle most often, including typical load size and how you want operators to approach the platform. Consider the lift range you need and whether you want the load tilted for part picking, packing, or machine access. Also consider control style and how the table will be powered and placed in the workflow. The best setup is the one that matches the task, not the one with the biggest specs.
Why should I buy this from CustomMHS.com?
CustomMHS.com focuses on industrial material handling equipment, so you are not buying from a generic storefront that cannot accommodate your specific requirements. You gain access to product expertise to help you select the right model and options for your application, reducing ordering errors and downtime. We are an authorized nationwide distributor and have been serving customers since the late seventies, which matters when you need dependable fulfillment and support. If you want a straightforward purchase backed by real industrial know-how, CustomMHS.com is the safer bet.
Is the manufacturer’s warranty included with my purchase?
Yes. All products sold on CustomMHS.com include the original manufacturer’s warranty unless otherwise noted. Custom MHS is an authorized dealer for the brands we carry, which means your purchase is covered by the manufacturer's full factory warranty.
Do you ship nationwide?
Yes. We ship throughout the United States and Canada using trusted freight partners experienced in handling industrial equipment. Our team coordinates shipping details to ensure safe and efficient delivery.