The Double Scissors Lift Table with a 770 lbs. capacity and 51.2" lifting height is a type of hydraulic or electric lift used for raising and lowering heavy loads with precision. This table is often used in industrial settings, workshops, warehouses, or for lifting and transporting large, heavy objects. Here are some key features and specifications that are typically associated:

Double Scissors Lift Table 770 lbs. 51.2" lifting height

 FEATURES

Foot pedal cycles to max height: 60
Handle plate provides protection from falling down

DIMENSIONS

Platform(Actual): 35.8*19.7*2''
(L*W*Thickness)
Height:
Handle Upright: 38'' (can not be folded
down)
Table Max.lifting height: 51"
Table lowered height: 13.8"
Table Material: Steel
Frame Material: Steel
Brake Type: Foot brake
Scissor Type: Dual
Lift Control: Foot Pump
Lift Mechanism: Hydraulic
Load Capacity: This table can lift objects up to 770 lbs. (350 kg), making it suitable for heavy-duty
lifting tasks.

Maximum Lifting Height:

The lift table can reach a height of 51.2 inches (around 4.3 feet), which is useful for
accessing items placed at higher elevations or when needing to transfer loads to
elevated areas like trucks or shelves.

Double Scissors Mechanism:

The "double scissors" design provides increased lifting capacity and stability. This
mechanism offers smoother, higher lifts compared to standard single-scissor lifts.

Hydraulic or Electric Operation:

These tables are typically operated hydraulically (manual or powered by a pump) or
with electric actuators for smoother lifting and lowering. Some models have foot-
pedal control or electronic push-button control for ease of use.

Stable and Durable:

These lift tables are built with robust materials to ensure stability and safety during
lifting. Reinforced frames and scissor mechanisms reduce the risk of tipping or
collapsing under heavy loads.

Adjustable and Versatile:

Many of these tables come with adjustable platforms that can fit different sizes and
types of loads, allowing them to be versatile across various tasks.

• Material Handling: Lifting and transporting heavy objects, such as machinery, parts, or materials, to and from elevated work surfaces.
• Assembly Lines: Assisting in ergonomic positioning of heavy components in assembly line work.
• Loading/Unloading: Used in warehouses or shipping areas to move goods in and out of delivery trucks.
• Automotive and Machinery Maintenance: Ideal for lifting parts and machinery during repair or maintenance activities.