Scissor lift table types: SLX, SLV2, SLV3, SLH2, SLL, SLLW, and SLLU

Our scissor lift tables are grouped by mechanism and platform layout. Choosing the right family is easier when you match height, footprint, and loading method to the real job.

1. Single: SLX
SLX is the standard single-scissor table for general lifting. One scissor pair gives a practical balance of closed height, raised height, and platform size for assembly, packing, and workstation positioning.

2. Vertical Double: SLV2
SLV2 stacks two scissor stages vertically to reach higher working levels without stretching the footprint. Use it when you need more travel than a single stage can offer, but still want a compact base.

3. Vertical Triple: SLV3
SLV3 adds a third vertical stage for the highest lifts in the range. It suits mezzanine handoffs, tall work cells, and any layout where vertical reach matters more than a low closed height.

4. Horizontal Twin: SLH2
SLH2 places two scissor mechanisms side by side under a longer platform. It supports long loads, wide fixtures, or uneven weight distribution that a single scissor pair would struggle to carry stably.

5. Low Profile Standard: SLL
SLL keeps a very low closed height so you can load from floor level with a ramp, without a pit. It is the everyday low-profile choice for pallet and trolley access at ground level.

6. Low Profile Twin: SLLW
SLLW is the twin low-profile layout for longer platforms and longer loads, still with a low closed height for ramp loading. Choose it when SLL length is not enough for the footprint of the part or pallet.

7. Low Profile U-Shape: SLLU
SLLU uses a U-shaped platform so a pallet jack can drive into the opening, place or remove the pallet, and leave without side transfer. It is built for fast pallet exchange at low closed height.

Start with height and loading method, then pick the family: SLX for standard work, SLV2/SLV3 for tall vertical travel, SLH2 for long platforms, and SLL/SLLW/SLLU when you need low closed height and floor-level access.