Hydraulic Truck Dock Scissor Lift

Beacon® BPDL-100 Series

Product Details

• Construction: Heavy duty steel construction allows for years or reliable service. Features (1) one 12" x 60" split steel diamond tread plate with a fold down hinged bridge design.
• Size: Hydraulic Truck Dock Scissor Lift deck platform is 72" x 96" or 96" x 120" with diamond tread plate and beveled toe guards. Base frame is 54" x 86" with lag plates for anchoring.
• Service Range: Lowered Height is 8", with a raised height of 66-1/2" allowing for 58-1/2" vertical travel.
• Electrical: Primary Voltage is 230 Vac, 3 Ph, 60 Hz.
• Powered: Motor 3 HP with a 2.8 GPM hydraulic pump packaged in a self contained remote power unit.
• Installation: Surface or pit mount, specify when ordering.
• Color: Hot dipped galvanized base frame with zinc plated legs that are painted machinery enamel grey. Top deck, bridge and handrails are painted yellow.
• Usage: Hydraulic Truck Dock Scissor Lift is designed for applications when the dock and truck are the same or at different heights. The unit primarily bridges the gap between the dock and truck bed allowing pallet jacks, hand carts and two wheel dollies to service during loading and unloading procedures.
• Capacities: Available in 5,000 or 6,000 lb. capacities evenly distributed.
• Capacity: Roll over capacity is 10,000 lbs. in the fully lowered position.
• Standard: Safety Hand Rails are at 44" high with mid rail and 4" kick plate on both 96" or 120 long sides. Flexible restraints at top and mid level on both 72" or 96" operating ends depending on the model size.
• Surcharge: Due to supply chain disruption, inflation or material shortages - tariffs or surcharges may apply to current published pricing. Some longer lead times may be incurred. Freight charges will be added to published pricing.
• Note: There is no pit work required for a surface mount application. Hydraulic Truck Dock Scissor Lift units simply are installed in front of the loading dock allowing full range truck bed servicing during loading and unloading procedures.