A lift table supports safer positioning when the platform, lift range and work cycle match the task. The best starting point is the load and workflow: what is placed on the table, where it enters, how high it must travel and how often the cycle repeats.
Key selection factors
01. Confirm load and platform size
Provide the load weight, dimensions, centre of gravity and whether the load arrives by pallet truck, conveyor, trolley or manual placement.
02. Specify the lift range
State the lowest usable height, highest working height and whether low-profile loading, a pit installation or transfer connection is required.
03. Describe the work cycle
Frequency, dwell time, shift pattern and operator interaction help determine an appropriate powered, hydraulic or specialised table discussion.
04. Check the environment
Share the indoor or outdoor setting, cleanliness requirements, available power supply and the need for guarding or workflow interfaces.
Explore the relevant equipment range
Review the current Lift Tables range, then send the application details that affect the model decision. This keeps the product and quotation discussion focused on your operating conditions.
Need help comparing options?
Send your load, application, required quantity, destination and operating conditions. The OLIFT sales team can discuss relevant equipment options for your enquiry.
Frequently asked questions
What measurements are needed for a lift table quotation?
Send load weight, platform dimensions, lowered and raised height, application, cycle frequency and destination country.
Why does the loading method matter?
The route by which a load enters or leaves the platform affects platform layout, approach height and the need for transfer features.
Can lift tables be discussed for production lines?
Yes. Include the material flow, loading method, working height and any adjacent equipment in the enquiry.