7,000 LB. capacity
74" (6' 2") maximum lifting height
Adjustable width
10 air actuated locking positions
220V single phase motor
Open middle for easy access
Zerk grease fittings at each hinge point
Locking approach ramps
Separate Self-Contained Control Panel
Greg Smith Equipment has added another space saving scissor lift to the Atlas product line. The Atlas SLP7K full rise scissor lift combines an extremely low lift platform height and a 74 inch full rise scissor jack system. The Atlas full rise scissor lift is the perfect above ground lift for those customers with ceiling height restrictions. The Atlas full rise scissor lift is also perfect for those service shops that want to avoid the cluttered look of dozens of vertical lift columns.
The distance between the lift platforms of the Atlas SLP 7K scissor lift can be adjusted to accommodate a full frame, uni-body, or SUV (truck) lifting points.
The separate control panel may be conveniently positioned to allow easy access for the operator. The 220 volt (single phase) electric/hydraulic power unit is housed inside the metal control panel box. The push button controls activate the raising and lowering of the lift...and the sophisticated 10 position air actuated lock system is automatically engaged and disengaged as the lift is being raised or lowered.
Each hinge point has a zerk grease fitting to allow maximum lubrication to each joint. The UHMP wear blocks ensure years of smooth operation of the lifting surface.
The control panel has two DOWN buttons. Once the lift platforms are lowered to within 10 ½ inches of the ground, the lift stops its descent. The second lift button needs to be depressed (which emits an alarm noise and a red alarm light flashes) to allow the lift to go completely to the ground.
The Atlas SLP 7K has locking approach ramps (attached to the lifting platforms) that can be locked into a horizontal position after the lift is locked at the desired working height.
The Atlas SLP 7K takes up far less space than an above ground lift and is much easier to install than an in ground lift.
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