saksløftebord

A saksløftebord, sometimes translated as a "scissor lift table," is a type of mechanical lift that uses a series of linked, folding supports in a criss-cross pattern, known as a pantograph, to raise and lower a platform. This scissor-like mechanism allows for a significant change in height while maintaining a relatively compact footprint when lowered.

The primary function of a saksløftebord is to provide mechanical advantage for lifting heavy objects or personnel. They are commonly employed in industrial settings, warehouses, workshops, and automotive garages for tasks such as loading and unloading goods, positioning workpieces at ergonomic heights, and providing access for maintenance. The lifting action is typically achieved through hydraulic, electric, or pneumatic power, which extends the scissor arms.

Saksløftebord come in various sizes and load capacities, ranging from small, portable units designed for lighter loads to large, heavy-duty industrial lifts capable of supporting several tons. Safety features often include guardrails, toe guards, and overload protection to prevent accidents. Their versatility and ability to achieve substantial vertical travel with a stable platform make them valuable tools in numerous material handling and access applications.