An extra-long, reinforced tabletop gives you plenty of room for oversized loads. Foot levers and a hydraulic pump lower and raise the load. Two floor locks keep the table stationary.

Warning: Never use to lift people.

The top extends beyond the base for easier access to tight spaces and bench tops. Foot levers and a hydraulic pump lower and raise the load. Wheel brakes keep the table stationary.

Warning: Do not roll or reposition while under load. Never use to lift people.

The tabletop rotates 360° to reduce reaching and locks in any position. Tables have foot levers and a hydraulic pump to lower and raise the load. A mechanical vent prevents pressure build-up to provide overload protection. The floor lock keeps the table stationary.

Warning: Do not roll or reposition while under load. Never use to lift people.

Transport loads over gravel, cracked concrete, grass, and other uneven terrain. These tables have large pneumatic tires that support heavy loads and absorb more shock than standard solid rubber wheels. Use them indoors and outdoors.

Multiple tie-down rings on the frame let you secure loads with straps or bungees to keep them from sliding. Store tools, parts, or small items in the compartment below the handle. A foot lever and hydraulic pump raise the load. To lower the load, use either the hand or foot valve.

Warning: Never use to lift people.

Get lower to the ground than with our other mobile lift tables. Just roll a pallet truck to the edge of these tables to slide a pallet into place—no ramps or forklifts needed. Use the foot lever and hydraulic pump to raise loads to your ideal height. Turn the hand knob for controlled lowering. Swivel casters with brakes make steering and positioning easy.

Warning: Never use to lift people.

Collapse these lift tables and carry them like a briefcase. Made of lightweight aluminum, they weigh just 30 lbs. so they’re easy to store, transport in a vehicle, and carry up or down stairs. Lower the platform, fold down the push handle, and pick them up with the built-in side handle. And since they’re aluminum, they also resist corrosion in wet environments. Use the foot lever and hydraulic pump to raise or lower loads to your ideal height.

Warning: Never use to lift people.

Eliminate an extra lift—these lift tables weigh and count right from the lifting platform. They have a built-in scale, so they’re useful for inventory and shipping tasks. A check-weigh mode flags when an item falls outside your set weight range. In counting mode, these tables track inventory as you add and remove parts. A large digital display shows your measurements. Use the foot lever and hydraulic pump to raise loads to your ideal height. And turn the knob for controlled lowering.

Warning: Never use to lift people.

Easily load and unload heavy material from one surface to another—just slide it across the roller top of these tables. They’re useful for assembly lines, packaging stations, and shipping areas where you need to transfer material onto or off a conveyor. Pull out the retractable end stops to keep loads secure as you move them throughout your facility. Raise these tables to your workstation height using the hydraulic foot pump. Turn the knob for controlled lowering.

Turn the hand wheels to adjust the load and tilt it up to 30° for a more ergonomic angle. Brakes on two of the casters keep the table stationary.

Warning: Do not roll or reposition while under load. Never use to lift people.

Move these tables where you need them, then use the hand crank to adjust your work to a comfortable height. They are entirely mechanical, so they're ideal for precise positioning—as you crank, the tabletop moves in consistent increments. These tables also hold their exact height for as long as you need, unlike hydraulic lift tables, which sag over time under heavy loads. Remove the handle when you’re done cranking.

Scissor-style tables are easier to store than four-post tables because they lower to a shorter height.

Four-post tables handle twice the load of scissor-style tables thanks to their heavy duty construction. They also have fewer moving parts, so there’s fewer places that could pinch your fingers. Attach the handle on either end to crank. Each end has two attachment points for the crank: one for quick height adjustments and one for slower, more controlled positioning. To keep these tables from rolling away, press the foot pedal to activate the floor lock.

Cast iron wheels are strong and long-lasting—they resist wear and heat. Polyurethane wheels are nonmarking, abrasion resistant, and shock absorbing. Use them on all floor types, including areas with debris.

Warning: Never use to lift people.

Push the button and a hydraulic pump adjusts the load. Tables run on a motor that is powered by a sealed, maintenance-free battery and built-in charger. To keep from moving while you load or unload, these tables come with either a floor lock or wheel brakes.

Post-style lift tables have posts that raise the tables straight up—no pinch points like scissor-style lift tables.

Warning: Never use to lift people.

Powered for driving and lifting, these tables take the effort out of positioning heavy loads. The powered drive makes them ideal for moving loads long distances in your facility. A throttle controls forward and reverse movement, while a battery-powered hydraulic pump raises and lowers loads with the push of a button. Adjust the speed to match the pace of your task. Compared to manual lift trucks, these tables offer greater control and more precise adjustments.

Top to bottom, these tables are outfitted with safety features. When they back up, a beeper sounds to alert people nearby. An emergency stop button immediately halts movement. If you release the control or the table is stationary, an automatic brake engages to prevent unintended movement on inclines or uneven surfaces.

The front casters are pneumatic and shock absorbent, while the rear wheels are made of polyurethane and resist abrasion. All wheels are nonmarking. These tables come with a charging cord—just plug it into a standard wall outlet.