For the ultimate protection from corrosive environments and sanitary washdown, choose a Rol-Lift® Stainless Steel Hand Pallet Truck, by Presto Lifts, Inc. These units are ideal for use in freezers, food processing, pharmaceutical and laboratory environments.
They are available in six standard configurations to handle a wide range of pallet shapes and sizes.
HAND PALLET TRUCKS AVAILABLE IN OVER 50 CONFIGURATIONS
Rol-Lift® Hand Pallet Trucks from Presto Lifts Inc. are available in a variety of sizes, configurations, and capacities for virtually any use. Economy models designed for occasional use have 4,500 lb. capacity and 48″ forks. For more frequent use, Standard and Heavy Duty models have 5,000 lb. and 5,500 lb. capacities and are available in 20.5″ or 27″ wide configurations with fork lengths as short as 32″ and as long as 72″. Super Duty Trucks have a 6,500 lb. capacity and are also available in a wide range of fork lengths and widths.
Presto Lifts also manufactures a full line of specialty hand pallet trucks for special use applications including Low Profile, Four Way, Zinc Coated for hostile environments, and Stainless Steel for sanitary applications.
All Rol-Lift Hand Pallet Trucks are designed to provide years of service with little or no maintenance. Each has a tight turning radius to get in and out of confined spaces in warehouses and trailers. They also come equipped with specially designed fork tips that glide easily over pallet bottom boards. Most models are in stock and available for quick delivery.
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P3 Self-Leveling Pallet Positioner
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Presto Lifts has added a Heavy Duty 3000 lb capacity PowerStak to it’s growing line of fully powered stackers. The new model comes with adjustable straddles and a raised height of 125″. Tandem polyurethane load wheels on the outriggers easily handle the added capacity.
Other features include:
Presto Tandem Scissor Lift
Presto Lifts adds a line of Tandem Scissor Lifts to it’s ever expanding arsenal of products. Tandem lift tables provide level rise for long loads such as lumber, pipes, sheets, bar stock, and assemblies. Tandem lift tables are typically used as feeder tables for tube welders, formers, and panel saws as well as for bundling and banding bar stock, lumber and other materials.
Features of the Presto Tandem Scissor Lift Tables are:
Lift Stik – In stock and ready to ship!
The Lift Stik boasts the following features:
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Accessories are available for the Lift:
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Here’s a short video from Prime Alliance Marketing on some of the features of the Presto LiftStik Series of Lifter-Transporters. There’s never been a more versatile lifter/transporter than the LiftStik series from Presto. With capacities ranging from 185 lbs to over 400 lbs, there’s almost nothing these sleek, attractive, user-friendly machines can’t do.
Whether you choose manual foot pump or electric lift, these tables are excellent transporters and work positioners. Smooth lifting and lowering is achieved by a central lifting cylinder. Manual units have a foot operated hydraulic pump with tip toe release. Battery powered units use an electromechanical screw drive powered by a 12 volt, 35 amp, gel cell, maintenence free battery and come with a 10 amp battery charger.
Features:
Lift tables are used to raise and position workpieces for ergonomic access. They are used for material positioning, load positioning, or lifting in applications such as construction, automotive and garage service, electrical and power service, telecommunications, manufacturing, and inventory management. Lift tables are also used in the wire and cable industries and in other applications, such as painting, where access to above ground locations is required. Important specifications for lift tables include lift capacity, vertical lift travel, platform width, platform length, and actuation method. Lift capacity is the maximum force or load supported by the lift. Vertical lift travel describes the difference between fully lowered and fully raised lift positions. Platform width is the narrow dimension of the lift platform. Platform length is the long dimension of the lift platform. Lift tables may be actuated by hand cranks, screw drives, foot pumping and ratcheting, pneumatic air cylinders and air motors, hydraulic cylinders and motors, or electrical motors.
There are a number of mechanisms by which industrial lift tables may be raised or lowered. These include scissor lifts, screw lifts, rack and pinion lifts, telescoping lifts and articulated lifts. Scissor lifts use linked, folding support members to achieve lifts. The lifting action occurs when the members are drawn together, typically with a screw mechanism. Screw lifts employ the mechanical advantage of threads to lift a workpiece vertically. Rack and pinion lifts function via a small drive gear (pinion) that drives a straight-toothed rack to lift the load. The telescoping lift mechanism has multiple sections that retract and extend into and out of each other. Articulated lifts have multiple sections that unfold or articulate to lift a platform or bucket. Frequently, cherry pickers are articulated lifts.
Features common to lift tables include tilting, rotating, counterbalance, wheels, hand or safety rails and truck mounting. Lift tables may have tilting and rotating functions in addition to lifting. A counterbalance is a weight feature on load lifts to prevent lift overturning without relying on legs or supports under the load. They may also come equipped with wheels to provide rolling for load transport and positioning; typically equipped with a brake or stabilizing outriggers. Hand and safety rails provide for personnel safety or to prevent load from falling or sliding off the lift.
