Autoquip Tilters
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Handling Manufacturing for many years. Since its inception in 1947 Autoquip has
grown by leaps and bounds in Work Station and Assembly Equipment.
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Autoquip Scissor Lifts and
Tilters
The Series 35 Tilter brings parts and hard-to-reach
objects where they are needed, within easy reach of a worker. The tilter reduces
the need to reach and bend over, which are the leading causes of back injuries.
Typically tilters are used to access bins and baskets of small parts in
assembly.
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KEY FEATURES · Lubricated-for-life compositebearings on all pivot points · Solid steel construction · Turned, ground, polished and hard-chromed axle pins · Double-wire braided hydraulic hoses · Polyethylene reservoir · Maintenance (safety) locks in base-frame · Factory tested to 110% capacity · Internally mounted power unit · Pre-wired power unit with UL approved and labeled controls · Built and designed in accordance with ANSI MH29.2 · 12" high lip standard · 28" width x 38" length minimum platform
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BENEFITS · Maintenance-free bearings, no greasing· Minimal platform deflection · Extended bearing life · Extended hose life for added safety · Polyethylene reservoir will not contain rust, weld slag or condensation apparent with metal tanks. Allows visual checking of oil level · Easy access to hydraulic/electrical components for servicing · Ready-to-operate lift with zero plumbing and minimal wiring POWER SUPPLY The electric motor is internally mounted. It is available in either 1 1/2 hp three-phase or 3/4 hp single-phase, with 24V AC control voltage.CUSTOM DESIGNS A number of "customized" engineering plans are already on file for the STE Series. Additionally, Autoquip offers computerized engineering services for development of "one-of-a-kind" ergonomic tilter applications.
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