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Pros And Cons Of Scissor Lifts And Boom Lifts

Scissor lifts are most typically employed in manufacturing and industrial environments to elevate personnel to high areas. These particular lifts are supported by upward-extending crisscrossing braces. The majority of scissor lifts are simply meant to go up and down. Some people, on the other hand, can travel a few feet horizontally. For more details please visit: https://torcanlift.com/

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Pros And Cons Of Scissor Lifts And Boom Lifts

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  1. Pros And Cons Of Scissor Lifts And Boom Lifts www.torcanlift.com

  2. Scissor Lift Do you have a large project coming up and need an aerial lift? Having trouble choosing the best option for your business? We'll break everything down for you in our most recent piece! We're weighing the pros and cons of scissor lifts against boom lifts. Let's get this party started! Scissor lifts are most typically employed in manufacturing and industrial environments to elevate personnel to high areas. These particular lifts are supported by upward-extending crisscrossing braces. The majority of scissor lifts are simply meant to go up and down. Some people, on the other hand, can travel a few feet horizontally. One of the most appealing features of scissor lifts is that they have spacious platforms that can accommodate multiple persons at once (along with materials). www.torcanlift.com

  3. Scissor Lift Pros Larger Platform - Scissor lifts are ideal for applications that require numerous personnel to work at a height. The platform on these aerial lifts is typically significantly larger than on other types of aerial lifts. Cheaper - Boom lifts are far more expensive than scissorlifts. www.torcanlift.com

  4. Scissor Lift Cons Lower Lift Heights - Most scissor lifts have a maximum height of 20 to 50 feet. This is far less than the majority of boomlifts. Limited Maneuverability - There is no way to steer scissor lifts up and around obstructions because they only move vertically. www.torcanlift.com

  5. Boom Lift A boom lift is similar to a scissor lift in that it allows for much more flexibility. This is why it is supported by a hydraulic arm that can maneuver around impediments. Boom lifts can also reach higher altitudes. Boom lifts are divided into two categories. Arms on articulating boom lift bend, making it easier to maneuver the bucket around obstacles. Straight arms are found on telescopic boom lifts. Telescopic lifts are more difficult to maneuver yet offer higher weight capacities. www.torcanlift.com

  6. Boom Lift Pros Better Maneuverability - If you need to navigate around things, a boom lift is a superior option. The lengthy arms can be angled in a variety of directions to reach spots that are difficult to reach. Higher Lift Heights - Boom lifts may reach substantially higher heights than scissor lifts. Lift heights can reach 130 feet, compared to a scissor lift's maximum of 50 feet. www.torcanlift.com

  7. Boom Lift Cons Smaller Platform - Boom lift platforms are often smaller, which means they can handle fewer personnel and materials. More frequently more expensive than scissor lifts. Expensive - Boom lifts are Reff. URL. www.evernote.com www.torcanlift.com

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