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SCISSOR LIFT RENTALS
Trustworthy Solutions that improve Performance
With Next Gen Equipment, located in Los Alamitos, CA, you can rely on consistent performance. Every scissor lift showcases robust construction to meet the demands of challenging tasks.
We proactively oversee the rotation of our rental equipment fleet, closely tracking the performance of each lift over its lifespan. Our rental lifts adhere to the industry’s most stringent standards for maintenance, undergoing thorough pre-rental assessments to guarantee unwavering performance and dependable functionality.
If you need a rental for a day, a week, or a month, Next Gen Equipment offers a rental answer tailored to your needs. Our offerings encompass both brief and extended periods, accommodating your precise demands for seasonal surges, inventory audits, pending tasks, and unique undertakings.
Their primary function is to load and unload materials and deliveries and move them to and from storage areas, machines, and loading docks.
Call Now to Get Your Local Rental Rates | Est Delivery $199 (Each Way)
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A scissor lift is a mobile elevator. It’s an elevated work platform supported by a series of interconnected scissoring arms. Typically, hydraulic mechanisms are employed to raise and lower the platform, although some manufacturers have experimented with pneumatic systems, screws, and other methods. Self-propelled scissor lifts are powered by either electric or hydraulic motors, while even fuel-powered variants utilize hydraulic motors for propulsion.
And which scissor lift takes the lead in popularity?
The 19-foot electric scissor lift stands as the most sought-after choice for scissor lift rentals. Compact in design, measuring about 32 inches wide and around 90 inches long, it can easily navigate through a standard doorway. Elevating you about 19 feet, it achieves a working height of 25 feet.
Seeking the ideal scissor lift for rental?
Your quest begins with determining your required height or working height. Subtracting six feet from this figure will yield your platform height. Avoid overspending due to size miscalculations—many clients fall into this trap. Once you have your platform height, a few straightforward inquiries will guide you to the right choice.
Are you working indoors or outdoors?
Are you working on concrete/asphalt or dirt, grass or gravel?
Do you need to go through doors or get into tight areas? Call our friendly staff and tell them your platform height and your working conditions and we will match you with the best scissor lift rental for you need.