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6.5m Electric Scissor Lift hire

6m scissor lift hire by the week, with a 2-day minimum. A 6.5m electric scissor lift for fit outs, installs and maintenance at height.

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from £346.80 £329.46/week

(inc VAT)

Everything you need to know about 6.5m Electric Scissor Lift hire

Description

Wanting to work at heights up to 6.5m in a tight space? This 6.5m electric scissor lift is designed just for that, it is both compact and lightweight. Typically this machine is used for electrical work, glazing, facilities management, warehouse and even stock takes. The compact design makes it easy to navigate doorways and tight spaces.

 

The typical models supplied are Skyjack SJ3215 or Skyjack SJ3014. Other models available.

 

If 6.5m is just below the height you are wanting to reach, we offer a Skyjack SJ16 6.75m mast lift that may be more suitable for your job.

 

Specification
Working Height (m)

6.4

Platform Height (m)

4.4

Stowed Length (m)

1.49

Width (m)

0.76

Lifting Capacity (kg)

240

Deck Extension (m)

0.51

Weight (kg)

820

Power

Battery

Non-Marking Tyres

Yes

Ground

Level

Terrain

Solid/Flat

IPAF Category

3a

 

Specification of SJ3014 given. 

Features
  • Compact
  • Lightweight
  • Easy to move around

Scissor lift FAQs

Do I need an IPAF card to hire a scissor lift?

Yes. A self-propelled scissor lift is a mobile vertical MEWP and needs an IPAF PAL card with category 3a.

Should I hire an electric or a diesel scissor lift?

Electric scissors are for smooth indoor floors. Diesel rough-terrain scissors are for outdoor and unpaved ground. The fuel type is on each variant.

What is the difference between working height and platform height?

Working height is the reach to your hands, about 2 m above the platform floor. Platform height is the height of the deck. Use working height when you compare machines.

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