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Scissor Platform Lift 12m Electrially Walkie Model
- Maintenance-Free Battery: Equipped with a 12V/120Ah AGM battery, requiring no upkeep for continuous operation.
- Easy Maneuverability: Long handle with integrated electronic units allows one-person operation and easy direction changes.
- Versatile Environment Usage: Low noise design makes it suitable for both indoor and outdoor environments.
- Energy Efficient: Enhances productivity with extended battery life and reduced downtime. Operator Comfort: Designed for ease of use, minimizing operator fatigue and improving safety.
The QSJY series scissor platform lift features quiet electric operation, ideal for both indoor and outdoor use in noise-sensitive areas. Designed for firm, level surfaces, this lift is an eco-friendly option, eliminating emissions and lowering costs. Suitable for various settings, including warehouses, construction sites, and retail spaces, it boosts efficiency and safety. The QSJY series is a testament to modern innovation, combining efficiency with environmental awareness in lifting equipment, making it a prime choice for those seeking a reliable scissor platform lift solution.
Model for Aerial Work Platform
| Model | QSJY0.5-6 | QSJY0.5-8 | QSJY0.5-10 | QSJY0.5-12 | ||
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Max.Platform Height |
mm |
6,000 |
8,000 |
10,000 |
12,000 |
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Min.Platform |
mm |
1,050 |
1,175 |
1,300 |
1,425 |
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Working Platform Size |
mm |
2,270 x 1,150 |
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Capacity |
kg |
500 |
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Overall Size (Leg Extended) |
mm |
2,700 x 2,200 |
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Lifting Time |
s |
50 |
50 |
80 |
80 |
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Drive Motor |
v/kw |
24/1.2 |
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Lifting Motor |
v/kw |
24/2.2 |
24/2.2 |
24/3.0 |
24/3.0 |
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Battery |
v/Ah |
2x12/120 |
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Charger |
v/A |
24/15 |
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Motor |
kw |
2.2 |
2.2 |
3.0 |
3.0 |
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Overall Length |
mm |
2,670 |
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Overall Width |
mm |
1,300 |
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Overall Height (Cage Folded) |
mm |
1,730 |
1,855 |
1,980 |
2,105 |
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Self Weight |
kg |
1,380 |
1,560 |
1,970 |
2,150 |
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Performance
Scissor Platform Lift with Long-Lasting AGM Battery Power
The scissor platform lift features a 12V/120Ah AGM battery, ensuring long-lasting, reliable power for extensive use. This advanced, maintenance-free battery technology provides efficient energy storage and consistent performance, minimizing downtime and operational costs. This highlights the scissor platform lift’s commitment to offering user-friendly, low-maintenance solutions suitable for the industrial and construction sectors.
Ergonomic Scissor Platform Lift with Precise Control Features
Designed with an ergonomic long handle containing electronic controls, the scissor platform lift enables easy operation and precise navigation by a single operator. This feature improves maneuverability, reduces physical strain, and increases efficiency, demonstrating a commitment to safety, convenience, and productivity. It is an essential tool for tasks that require elevated access and smooth mobility.
Quiet Scissor Platform Lift for Various Work Environments
The scissor platform lift operates quietly, making it ideal for indoor and outdoor use, including noise-sensitive environments like offices and hospitals, as well as outdoor construction sites. This design balances quiet operation with robust performance, meeting various workspace requirements and enhancing operator and bystander comfort. This makes the scissor platform lift a versatile solution for diverse lifting tasks.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you use a scissor lift on uneven ground？
Operating scissor lifts on uneven ground demands considerable caution due to their design for use on solid, level surfaces to guarantee stability and safety. However, acknowledging the need for versatility in certain applications, the industry offers rough terrain scissor lifts, which are engineered with enhanced features to safely navigate and operate on uneven terrains.
Key adaptations include larger, rugged tires that provide improved traction and stability on irregular surfaces, and automatic leveling systems capable of adjusting the lift’s position to maintain a level stance on uneven ground. Furthermore, the incorporation of 4-wheel drive systems bolsters these lifts’ mobility and stability, enabling safer operations across challenging terrains.
Despite these specialized features, adherence to manufacturer guidelines and safety protocols remains paramount when using scissor lifts on uneven surfaces. This encompasses conducting comprehensive risk assessments, utilizing stabilizers or outriggers as necessary, and verifying the terrain’s capability to support the lift and its load securely. Additionally, operator training specific to navigating and operating in such conditions is essential to mitigate risks and ensure the safety of all personnel involved. These precautions are critical in extending the operational capabilities of scissor lifts to uneven terrains while prioritizing safety and stability.
Can you operate a scissor lift on your own?
Operating a scissor lift solo is feasible, provided strict adherence to safety protocols and comprehensive training and certification are observed. Mastery over the lift’s controls, capabilities, and restrictions is critical for the operator’s safety and operational efficiency.
Key prerequisites for individual operation include:
- Training and Certification: Essential for ensuring the operator is well-versed in safety procedures, operational techniques, and emergency responses. Jurisdictional requirements for certification may apply, emphasizing the importance of formal education on scissor lift operation.
- Manufacturer’s Manual: A thorough understanding of the specific model’s manual is crucial. It contains critical information on operation, maintenance, and safety features tailored to the equipment in use.
- Pre-Operation Inspection: A comprehensive inspection prior to use is mandatory to confirm the lift’s working condition, including the functionality of controls and safety mechanisms.
- Safety Gear: Appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE)—such as safety harnesses, hard hats, and non-slip footwear—must be worn, aligned with the work environment’s demands and regulatory stipulations.
- Surroundings Awareness: Operators should remain cognizant of their environment, mindful of potential hazards like overhead obstructions, ground conditions, and proximate personnel.
- Emergency Procedures: Operators should be familiar with emergency protocols, including manual platform lowering in case of power failure or mechanical breakdown.
Although solo operation of a scissor lift is achievable, prioritizing safety and regulatory compliance is paramount. In certain contexts, the presence of a ground spotter or assistant may significantly augment safety, particularly in densely populated or complex areas.
What is the difference between a scissor lift and an aerial platform?
The distinction between scissor lifts and aerial platforms, or aerial lifts, is primarily founded on their respective motion capabilities and optimal applications. Scissor lifts are characterized by their vertical lift capacity, facilitated by crisscrossed bracing mechanisms. This design not only ensures stability but also supports heavier loads, making these lifts ideal for projects that necessitate lifting multiple workers and equipment directly above the base. However, scissor lifts are limited in their reach and cannot navigate around obstacles, restricting their utility to environments where vertical access is the sole requirement. While commonly employed indoors, certain rough-terrain models extend their usability to outdoor settings. From a cost perspective, scissor lifts present a more economical option for vertical access needs.
Conversely, aerial platforms, encompassing boom lifts and bucket trucks, exhibit enhanced versatility through their capacity for vertical and horizontal movement, with certain models also capable of rotation. This extended range of motion facilitates access to higher, more secluded work areas, navigating around barriers with ease. Predominantly utilized outdoors for tasks in construction, maintenance, and utility sectors, aerial lifts are also subject to more rigorous safety protocols to accommodate their complex operation and greater height access.
In essence, while scissor lifts offer a stable, cost-effective solution for direct vertical access, aerial platforms deliver superior flexibility and reach, catering to a broader spectrum of high-access tasks. This fundamental difference underscores the importance of selecting the appropriate lifting equipment based on the specific requirements of the project at hand.