Presto Lifts Double Scissor Lift Tables

Presto Lifts Industrial Double Scissors Lift Table

The Presto Lifts Double Scissor Lift Table series uses a stacked two-stage scissor mechanism to achieve vertical travel that a single-scissor unit cannot reach from the same compact lowered height. Where a standard scissor lift table tops out at 40" to 55" of raised height, the double scissor models in this series reach up to 86". Capacities run from 500 to 4,000 lbs across thirteen models. All models include a standard hand control; foot control is available as an option. A 1/3 HP 115V power unit is standard. The hinged platform provides access to the hydraulic cylinder and power unit without raising the table, which simplifies routine maintenance.

Prices are shown by manufacturer model number for direct competitor comparison. Optional platform sizes are available. Click a model number for details.

Choosing the Right Double Scissor Model:

Select the travel group first based on the required height in your application, then choose the capacity that covers your heaviest expected load.

Travel groups and raised heights:

♦ DXS30 series: raises to approximately 36-3/4". Shortest travel, most compact lowered height. For applications where a moderately raised position is sufficient.

♦ DXS36 series: raises to approximately 42" to 44". A versatile mid-range choice for standard assembly and staging workstations.

♦ DXS48 series: raises to approximately 55" to 60". Suited for applications requiring materials at or above shoulder height.

♦ DXS60 series: raises to approximately 74" to 76-1/2". For high-reach production feeding, elevated conveyor transfers, and tall assembly operations.

♦ DXS72 series: raises to approximately 84" to 86". The tallest models in the series for applications requiring the maximum raised position.

Not sure which model fits your application? Call 866-333-0728 or use the quote form.

Where Double Scissor Lift Tables Are Commonly Used:

♦ Elevated conveyor and line feeds: Raising materials to match the height of overhead conveyors, elevated transfer lines, or mezzanine-level staging areas where a single-scissor table cannot reach.

♦ High assembly workstations: Supporting operators who work on tall assemblies, vehicles, machinery, or fabricated structures requiring access at heights above standard workstation level.

♦ Maintenance and inspection: Raising heavy equipment, subassemblies, or components to a working height where technicians can access the underside or top without overhead lifting equipment.

♦ Multi-level pallet and load transfers: Positioning palletized loads at dock height, upper-level rack infeed height, or any elevated transfer point in a multi-level handling system.