26FT ELECTRIC SCISSOR LIFT

Scissor lifts that are powered by electricity or batteries are robust, efficient, and lightweight, making them an excellent choice for any job that requires workers to operate at a height. A silencing muffler can be added to an electric scissor lift to reduce engine noise, making it quieter than its diesel version. The operating height of electric scissors makes them ideal for duties such as lighting maintenance and taking inventory in warehouses and building management. Slab scissors are another term for electric scissors.

Regardless of where they are utilised, both electric and diesel scissor lifts are built for maximum agility. Many comparable forklifts in Melbourne are larger and more difficult to manage than these scissor lifts. They both have self-propelled vehicles with extended decks. For maximum stability and safety, both are equipped with auto-self leveling and motion sensors. A silencing muffler can be added to an electric scissor lift to reduce engine noise, whereas a diesel scissor lift is often louder than its electric version. Furthermore, diesel scissor lifts typically have 4x4 wheel drive, whereas electric models may only have a 2x4 drive. Electric scissor lifts often have a higher weight capacity than diesel scissor lifts.

 Yes, you can. 

Electric scissor lifts are made to be used indoors compared to their diesel counterparts. They are also equipped with non-marking tyres, just like Eastern Access Group Melbourne's 26ft scissor lift, that prevents floor damage during operation.  

Yes.

Scissor lift tip-overs are very common accidents in the workplace. If the scissor lift isn't secured properly, it can topple over, inflicting damage to the equipment and crew. Before transporting the equipment, always completely lower the work platform.

Eastern Access Group always puts safety first for both their employees and clients. Our operators are well-versed in safety codes and protocols and have years of experience with mobile elevated work platforms (MEWP). 

When the MEWP is operating in an area with limited clearance or when risks are present, a spotter, who must be a qualified operator, is necessary. A fall arrest device is not necessary on a vertical-only work platform with guardrails, such as a scissor lift, unless the manufacturer recommends it. 

Eastern Access Group vigilantly follows safety protocols when operating aerial platforms such as boom lifts and scissor lifts in Melbourne.