HanseLifter All Terrain Scissor Lift Table 200kg

The 200kg All Terrain Lift Table raises and positions material loads of up to 200 kg at different working heights. It is intended for applications including construction sites and scrapyards, subject to the manufacturer’s surface and operating limits.

It is suitable for workplaces needing to raise and position material loads of up to 200 kg, including construction sites and scrapyards. Selection should take account of the load’s dimensions, stability and positioning, the 1000 × 500 mm platform and the manufacturer’s operating instructions.

The 200kg All Terrain Lift Table is intended for rough-terrain applications, including construction sites and scrapyards, and has large, treaded rubber tyres. Check the manufacturer’s surface and gradient limits before use. The all-terrain description does not confirm suitability for every slope, soft surface or obstacle.

Consider the 200kg All Terrain Lift Table when you need to raise and position a suitable material load of up to 200 kg within a 330–1010 mm lifting range without an electrical supply. Check that its 1000 × 500 mm platform suits the load and that access routes and working areas accommodate its 1180 × 620 mm overall dimensions, with room to manoeuvre.

The foot-operated hydraulic pump raises the platform without an electrical supply, while a hand lever on the handle provides controlled, continuous lowering. This offers a practical way to bring suitable loads to different working heights within the table’s rated capacity and operating limits.

In Ireland, workplace use of lifting equipment is covered by the Safety, Health and Welfare at Work (General Application) Regulations 2007, as amended, including the requirements for work equipment. Lifting operations must be properly planned, appropriately supervised and carried out safely, with planning based on a risk assessment. Examination and testing requirements also apply to lifting equipment. Before putting the 200kg All Terrain Lift Table into service, have a competent person confirm the requirements applicable to its classification and intended use, including documentation and examination arrangements. Refer to Health and Safety Authority guidance and follow the manufacturer’s instructions.