TAD 2000 vertical lift table

Yes: with two stacked scissors the TAD 2000 rises from 450 to 3000 mm, a 2550 mm lift stroke, with 2000 kg on a 2000 × 900 mm platform and a small footprint.

Only if you want the lowered platform flush with the floor. The pit measures 2030 × 930 mm and is 455 mm deep (lowest height + 5 mm); C12/15 concrete, 100 × 100 mm L-profile on the edges and a Ø 100 mm conduit to the power unit. For pit installation, limit switches, mechanical blocks and lifting eyes are recommended.

With more than 10 cycles per hour or more than 10,000 per year. For this model it is the HD kit 82103 (up to 4000 kg): wheels with ball bearings, machined shafts, grease nipples on all joints and cylinder drainage to the tank. It must be ordered together with the lift table.

Only trained people accompanying the goods: EN 1570-1 allows this with no more than two stops and without travelling past a fixed floor. Guard rails and gates are required, an anti-slip platform if there is a risk of slipping, and the marking that authorises people on board. It is not a lift nor a mobile elevating work platform.

Yes: the platform top can be drilled to fix equipment or guides, avoiding the area where the scissor mechanism moves.

Orange RAL 2009 and blue RAL 5002 as standard. Anthracite grey RAL 7024 and black RAL 9005 at no extra cost; other RAL colours, over 200, on request at extra cost.

The T series is made entirely in Sweden and is configured with accessories, controls and colours. The C series is the lighter, more economical version: the hydraulics and many components are the same as on the T series, but it cannot be customised, takes only a few accessories and has fixed colours, orange and blue.

A lift table brings the load to the right working height at the push of a button: people work without bending and without lifting by hand. If the load also has to move between workstations there is the scissor lift trolley; for picking from pallets and bins, the pallet lifters and tilters.

Start from three things: the weight of the load and how it rests, the lowest and highest working height (the difference is the stroke) and the platform size you really need. Then consider cycles per hour, environment and safety. The lift table buying guide, with its 4-question selector, shows you the suitable models.

For long or heavy loads there is the double horizontal scissor: two synchronised scissors in tandem lift a platform up to 6000 mm long, with capacities up to 10,000 kg. For long strokes without a bigger footprint, also to connect two levels, the double, triple or quadruple vertical scissor reaches a 6000 mm stroke.

A low-profile lift table: closed, it is only 80–100 mm high and stands on the floor, with no building work. With a U- or E-shaped platform (TUL, TUB, CUB) the pallet truck leaves the pallet on the platform; with a full platform you drive on via the access ramp. Capacity up to 2000 kg.

Yes: it is CE marked to EN 1570-1, tested with a load 30% above the rated capacity and supplied with the declaration of conformity. As standard it has the anti-crush safety bar on all 4 sides, the double non-return valve against sudden lowering and maintenance props.

Yes: it can be controlled via PLC and various functions can be programmed even on the standard version. The UC-60 control unit has M12 plug & play connectors for limit switches, photocells and sensors, and a roller track can be fitted on the platform to transfer material between different levels.

Yes, with a dedicated frame: the wheeled frame (2 fixed and 2 swivel castors with brakes) makes it mobile, while the raised frame lets you move it with a forklift or pallet truck and leaves foot space for the operator. If the load has to move often between workstations, consider a scissor lift trolley.