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Industrial Lifts & Lift Table Maintenance
Keep your scissor lifts, dock lifts and other equipment at peak performance
A well-executed scheduled maintenance plan can extend the life of your industrial lifts. Maintenance makes them more reliable and prevents the kind of structural problems that create downtime and require major repairs.
Just a reminder, we do not maintain equipment that transports people, including rideable scissor lifts.
Work items for scheduled lift table maintenance:
Recommended quarterly for most operations.| Item | Description |
|---|---|
| Lubrication | All necessary components, including guide rails, rollers, and bearings, have been thoroughly lubricated to ensure smooth movement and minimize wear and tear. |
| Electrical Inspections | All electrical components, including motor, control panel, and wiring, have been visually inspected for any signs of damage or loose connections. |
| Safety Checks | Various safety features, such as emergency stop buttons and safety switches, have been tested and calibrated to ensure they are functioning properly. |
| Inspection of Moving Parts | Includes the hydraulic system. Inspect for leaks or loose fittings. |
| Inspection of Structural Components | The structural components have been inspected for any signs of corrosion, cracks, or damage. Any issues found have been addressed promptly to maintain the integrity and safety of the lift. |
| Performance Testing | The overall performance and operation of the lift have been tested under typical operating conditions to ensure its smooth functioning, minimal noise levels, and maximum efficiency. |