VEVOR Hydraulic Lift Table Cart, 770 lb Capacity, 36 x 20 in Platform, 59 in Lift

Description

Hydraulic Lift Table Cart, 770 lb Capacity, 36 x 20 in Platform, 59 in Lift

This is a manual hydraulic lift table rated for 770 lb, built for moving a load at floor level and then raising it to working height. The platform measures 36 x 20 in / 905 x 510 mm and travels from 14 in to 59 in. A double-scissor frame stacks two scissor sets, which is how this model reaches 59 in without a longer single arm. Everything is mechanical: a foot pedal drives the pump, and a hand lever releases pressure to lower the deck.

What the lift range covers

At 14 in the deck sits low enough to slide under a pallet edge or a low bench, which is the position you load in. At 59 in it lines up with bench, counter or shelf height depending on your setup. Plan the lift around the height you actually work at, not the maximum: a table that only needs to reach 30 in does not need the tallest frame in the range, and a table that must reach 59 in cannot be replaced by a low one.

How the pump and release work

The pump is integrated into the frame and driven by the foot pedal, so both hands stay on the load while the deck rises. Lowering is controlled by the release lever: press it gradually and the platform descends at a controlled rate, release it and the platform stops. Because the table is manual, there is no cord, no battery and no hydraulic power unit to maintain, and it can be used anywhere on a level floor.

Platform, casters and brakes

The deck is 36 x 20 in / 905 x 510 mm with a non-slip pad. The cart rolls on PU casters; the rear pair carries brakes, so you position the table, step the brakes down, and only then pump. PU wheels roll quietly on concrete and do not mark sealed floors the way hard nylon wheels can.

Assembly and first lift

The platform, handle and hardware arrive unassembled. Fit the platform to the scissor arms, align the roller with its guide, and tighten the supplied screws before the first lift. Raise the empty deck once, lower it fully, and check that the release lever returns cleanly before putting a load on the table.

Safety notes for a scissor lift table

Use the table on a level, hard surface. Do not exceed the rated capacity, and keep the load centred rather than hanging over one edge. Never put hands or feet inside the scissor arms while the deck is moving, and do not roll the cart with a raised load: lower the deck, move the cart, then raise it again. Chock or brake the casters before lifting, and lower the platform before storage.

Where this model fits

Workshops use it to bring engines, gearboxes and machine parts up to bench height. Warehouses and stockrooms use it to lift totes and cartons to shelf level. Retail back rooms and supermarkets use it for case goods and restocking, and repair garages use it for wheels, brake assemblies and subframes.

Wholesale pricing

One unit, wholesale price. There is no minimum order and no separate tier price, so a single table and a multi-unit order use the same listed unit price. Price, stock and promotions on this page are the live WooCommerce values, not a quoted estimate.

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