Air Operated Table Pallet Positioner Turntable 1360kg - Bishamon EZ Loader

FOR A STRICTLY LIMITED TIME, MERCURI TRADING IS ACCEPTING ALL REASONABLE OFFERS!

PRODUCT INFORMATION:

This easy loader is in great working condition. It can reach a max height of 750mm, and can hold up to 1360kg.

Designed to eliminate worker bending by automatically raising and lowering pallets during loading or unloading without the use of mechanical springs. EZ Loaders also allow easy pallet rotation so the worker does not have to reach or strain. As the load weight changes, the EZ Loader automatically adjusts, keeping the top of the load at a convenient working height.

The lift is pneumatically operated so no power is required to make it lift up. The turntable diameter is 1100mm.

Made by Bishamon in USA
Brand: EZ LOADER
Model: EZ-30

Air: 75 psi/5.2 bar
Dead Weight: 195kg
Maximum Capacity: 1360kg (3000 lbs)
Height: 220 - 750mm
Turntable Diameter: 1100mm


NEED TO KNOW:

This item was removed from a functional environment and is backed by our guarantee to be in good working order.

ABOUT US:

Mercuri Trading, located in Melbourne, brings over 15 years of experience in the industrial machinery sector. Our premises feature a large undercover warehouse spanning acres, housing a diverse inventory of industrial machinery.

We are dedicated to providing excellent customer service, as is reflected in our positive feedback rating on all of our platforms. This achievement reflects our commitment to offering quality used products that help our customers stay within their budgets while still achieving their goals.

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