Hydraulic Hydraulic Scissor Lift in Panel Furniture Production: The "Stable Core" for Vertical Panel Transportation

In panel furniture production, the hydraulic scissor lift is a key vertical conveying device that connects different floors and processes. Powered by a hydraulic drive system, it relies on the expansion and contraction of scissor arms to achieve smooth lifting of the worktable. 

It can safely carry panels (such as artificial boards and particleboards) for cross-floor transportation or height alignment between processes, avoiding panel damage and efficiency loss caused by manual handling. 

It is particularly suitable for material flow needs in core processes such as edge banding, drilling, and sorting.

I. Core Adaptation Advantages: 3 Features Tailored to Furniture Production Scenarios

1. High Load Capacity + Stable Lifting, Adapting to Panel Requirements

The rated load is usually 1-5 tons, capable of carrying multiple standard panels (e.g., 1.2m×2.4m specifications) at one time. The scissor arms are made of high-strength steel, combined with a hydraulic buffer design. 

The horizontal error of the table during lifting is ≤±1mm, preventing panels from shifting or sliding when stacked, and protecting the surfaces of fragile panels such as PET and skin-feel film.

2. Customizable Worktable, Connecting Production Lines

The worktable can be customized according to panel sizes (commonly 1.5m×3m to 2m×4m) and can be equipped with floor roller lines, positioning baffles, or anti-slip pads:

· Adding floor roller lines enables direct docking with the conveying lines of edge banding machines and six-side drilling machines, realizing integrated "lifting + conveying" of panels.

· Adding positioning baffles ensures panels are accurately aligned with the next process after lifting, reducing manual adjustment time.

3.Low Noise + Easy Maintenance, Suiting Workshop Environments

The hydraulic drive system operates with noise ≤65 decibels, meeting noise control requirements in furniture workshops. Core components (oil cylinders, seals) have a simple structure. 

Daily maintenance only requires regular inspection of hydraulic oil and sealing conditions, with maintenance costs 20%-30% lower than electric scissor lifts.

II. Typical Application Scenarios: Covering the Entire Furniture Production Process

1. Connecting Cross-Floor Processes

In multi-story factories, it connects the cutting process on the first floor and the edge banding process on the second floor: 

the lift descends to the first floor to receive cut panels, then rises to the second floor, and directly conveys them to the feeding end of the edge banding machine via the table roller line, achieving uninterrupted flow of "cutting - edge banding".

2. Adapting to Sorting/Warehousing Heights

In the sorting stage, the lift can adjust its lifting height according to panel specifications (e.g., different thicknesses, sizes), accurately conveying panels to sorting lines or shelves at corresponding heights. 

It replaces manual climbing and handling, improving sorting efficiency by over 30%.

3. Assisting in Flipping Large Panels

Used in conjunction with manipulators, after lifting to a specified height, the manipulator grabs large panels (such as 2.4m×3.6m custom door panels) on the table to flip them. 

The stable support of the lift prevents panels from shaking during flipping, ensuring processing accuracy.