All three are battery-powered for zero-emission operation, but differ in stability and terrain:

• Standard Electric Scissor Man Lift: For firm, level indoor surfaces like warehouses.

• Electric Scissor Man Lift with Legs: Adds extendable outriggers for stable use on slightly uneven indoor/outdoor surfaces.

• Crawler Scissor Lift: Uses a rubber track system for superior traction and flotation on soft, rough, or sloped terrain.

Choose based on ground conditions:

• Use the model with Legs for stable but slightly uneven surfaces (e.g., concrete with bumps, gentle slopes).

• Use the Crawler Scissor Lift for consistently unstable or soft ground (e.g., soil, mud, gravel, steep slopes). The tracks provide far greater flotation and grip.

Yes, all are zero-emission and suitable for indoors. The Standard model is ideal for pristine floors. The model with Legs is suitable if the indoor floor has minor unevenness. The Crawler model can be used indoors, especially to protect sensitive floors (non-marking tracks), but is typically chosen for its primary outdoor capability.

The Crawler Scissor Lift (or Rough Terrain Scissor Lift) excels in:

• All-Terrain Access: Conquers mud, gravel, slopes, and rough ground.

• Superior Traction & Flotation: Tracks distribute weight to prevent sinking.

• Enhanced Slope Operation: Designed for safer operation on graded surfaces.

Yes. The Electric Scissor Lift with Legs is designed for moderate, localized unevenness when its legs are properly deployed. The Crawler Scissor Lift is engineered for sustained operation on steeper, consistent slopes (e.g., 25% grade or more), thanks to its tracked undercarriage and lower center of gravity.

While core aerial work platform safety principles are the same, specific training is required for the safe deployment of outriggers on the “with Legs” model and for operating on slopes and uneven terrain with the Crawler model. Always refer to the specific operator’s manual.

All use efficient deep-cycle battery systems. Runtime is primarily affected by duty cycles. The Crawler model may consume more power when frequently driving on challenging terrain. Our specifications provide detailed battery life estimates for each model under typical use conditions.