The Truth About Low-Level Lifts

There’s a misconception that general contracting projects like framing, painting and installing HVAC, electrical systems or drywall requires a specific-sized scissor lift. But there is more to choosing the best lift for your job than just how high it can go.

Although low-level scissor lifts come in various sizes in height, they go above and beyond their size in terms of capabilities. With close examination of the job, the specs and the features of the low-level access lifts, you’ll quickly find that their labels don’t do them justice. Low-level access lifts are designed to increase safety, efficiency, ease of use and convenience, giving users the ability to complete 90 percent of the jobs typically reserved for other sized lifts. An added benefit is that, because of their size and maneuverability, the low-level lifts can be the first piece of equipment on the site and the last to leave.