Push Around Lift

Push Around Lift is the most economical portable personnel lift, it is manually pushed into place by the operator, does not have its own propulsion system, can lift one or two workers, usually smaller and less power than self-propelled lift. These elevators are often used indoors or in tight spaces.

Some key features of push around lifts include:

Compact Design: Push around lifts are designed to be easily maneuvered in tight spaces and confined areas.

Manual Propulsion: These lifts don’t have self-propelled capabilities. The operator needs to push or tow the lift to move it around.

Platform Height: They typically offer a limited platform height compared to larger MEWPs. This height may range from a few feet to around 20 feet, depending on the model.

Platform Capacity: Push around lifts have a limited weight capacity, usually accommodating only one or two workers and their equipment.

Stabilization: Some models have outriggers or stabilizers to enhance stability when the lift is in an elevated position.

Indoor Use: They are well-suited for indoor applications, such as maintenance work in warehouses, factories, or retail stores.

Always consult with a reputable equipment provider or manufacturer for the latest information and safety guidelines when considering the use of any type of aerial work platform.