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SLV3 adds a third vertical scissor stage under one platform. European manufacturers such as EdmoLift and Marco use stacked multi-scissor packages when the job is high reach on a short footprint — typically mezzanine goods transfer, first-floor handoffs, or tall work cells where a single or double stage still falls short.
| Model | Capacity | Stroke | H MIN |
|---|---|---|---|
| SLV3-1000 | 1000 kg | 2400 mm | 500 mm |
| SLV3-2000 | 2000 kg | 3300 mm | 600 mm |
| SLV3-3000 | 3000 kg | 4000 mm | 700 mm |
Drawing: first-angle projection (ISO). Dimensions nominal.
What the third stage buys you
Vertical triple scissors multiply travel while keeping platform length closer to the load, not to the stroke formula of a single scissor. UK and EU catalogue language is consistent: double and triple vertical configurations give more lift travel without forcing a long deck. That is the commercial reason SLV3 exists — height first, footprint second.
| Model | Capacity | Stroke | H MIN |
|---|---|---|---|
| SLV3-1000 | 1000 kg | 2400 mm | 500 mm |
| SLV3-2000 | 2000 kg | 3300 mm | 600 mm |
| SLV3-3000 | 3000 kg | 4000 mm | 700 mm |
Drawing: first-angle projection (ISO). Dimensions nominal.
Costs you must accept
More stages mean a taller collapsed package, more mass, longer lift times, and tighter demands on guidance and synchronisation. Closed height can climb into the mid-hundreds of millimetres or more on high-stroke models; lift times of a minute or more appear in European data sheets for the tallest packages. If takt time is aggressive, model the full up/down cycle before you commit.
| Model | Capacity | Stroke | H MIN |
|---|---|---|---|
| SLV3-1000 | 1000 kg | 2400 mm | 500 mm |
| SLV3-2000 | 2000 kg | 3300 mm | 600 mm |
| SLV3-3000 | 3000 kg | 4000 mm | 700 mm |
Drawing: first-angle projection (ISO). Dimensions nominal.
Landings, people, and EN 1570-1
EN 1570-1 covers many lift-table applications, including limited fixed-landing cases, but the brief must state whether goods only travel, whether operators ride, and how many fixed landings are served. Mezzanine transfers often trigger extra guarding, interlocking, and public-protection thinking. Do not treat a high SLV3 as a silent substitute for a goods lift shaft without checking the installation risk assessment.
| Model | Capacity | Stroke | H MIN |
|---|---|---|---|
| SLV3-1000 | 1000 kg | 2400 mm | 500 mm |
| SLV3-2000 | 2000 kg | 3300 mm | 600 mm |
| SLV3-3000 | 3000 kg | 4000 mm | 700 mm |
Drawing: first-angle projection (ISO). Dimensions nominal.
Capacity vs height
Catalogue ranges for vertical multi-scissor tables commonly span from a few hundred kilograms to around five tonnes, with strokes that can approach several metres on large platforms. Higher stroke and higher capacity rarely come free together: structural sections, cylinder sizing, and base stiffness grow quickly. State both the maximum load and the highest frequent working height — peak capacity at rarely used top height still drives the machine.
| Model | Capacity | Stroke | H MIN |
|---|---|---|---|
| SLV3-1000 | 1000 kg | 2400 mm | 500 mm |
| SLV3-2000 | 2000 kg | 3300 mm | 600 mm |
| SLV3-3000 | 3000 kg | 4000 mm | 700 mm |
Drawing: first-angle projection (ISO). Dimensions nominal.
SLV3 vs SLV2 vs alternatives
Choose SLV3 when a realistic SLV2 package cannot reach the upper transfer height inside the available footprint. Prefer SLV2 when double-stage stroke already covers the process with a simpler stack. Prefer SLX for ordinary workstation travel. Prefer a dedicated goods lift architecture when you need shaft guidance, multiple landings beyond the lift-table scope, or continuous pedestrian-safe enclosure. Prefer SLH2 when the problem is long-load stability, not height.
| Model | Capacity | Stroke | H MIN |
|---|---|---|---|
| SLV3-1000 | 1000 kg | 2400 mm | 500 mm |
| SLV3-2000 | 2000 kg | 3300 mm | 600 mm |
| SLV3-3000 | 3000 kg | 4000 mm | 700 mm |
Drawing: first-angle projection (ISO). Dimensions nominal.
Brief checklist for an SLV3 drawing
1) Exact upper and lower transfer heights, including pallet or fixture stack height
2) Whether a pit is allowed to recover usable H MIN
3) Rated load, centre of gravity, and deck equipment mass
4) Acceptable lift time and daily cycle count
5) Landing interfaces, guarding concept, and EN 1570-1 / site safety constraints
If those answers are written down, an SLV3 specification stays a high-reach tool — not an oversized compromise.
| Model | Capacity | Stroke | H MIN |
|---|---|---|---|
| SLV3-1000 | 1000 kg | 2400 mm | 500 mm |
| SLV3-2000 | 2000 kg | 3300 mm | 600 mm |
| SLV3-3000 | 3000 kg | 4000 mm | 700 mm |
Drawing: first-angle projection (ISO). Dimensions nominal.