Series 35 Scissor Lift Triple High
Series 35 Scissor Lift Triple High

Autoquip Series 35 Triple High – Triple-Stacked, Extended Vertical Travel Lift

Reach the highest elevations with the Autoquip Series 35 Triple High scissor lift table. Three stacked scissor assemblies deliver 72 to 180 inches of travel with capacities up to 6,600 lbs in a compact footprint. Ideal for mezzanine access, pallet stacking, and high‑reach work positioning. Fully customizable with a 2‑year warranty. Request a quote from Barron Equipment.

Overview

The Autoquip Series 35 Triple High is the highest‑travel scissor lift table in the Autoquip lineup. Three individual scissor table assemblies are stacked and welded together to deliver vertical travel from 72 to 180 inches—up to 15 feet of lift stroke—while maintaining a compact platform footprint that would not be possible with a pit‑mounted or multi‑stage vertical lift system. Raised heights reach up to 211.5 inches on select models, putting the platform over 17 feet above the floor.

Standard models offer capacities from 1,500 to 6,600 lbs across 22 configurations. The Triple High uses lubricated‑for‑life composite bearings, direct thrust cylinders, and a remote‑mounted 5 HP power unit on larger models to handle the extended travel range. Every unit is factory tested to 110% of rated capacity before shipping. The Triple High is the right solution when your application demands extreme vertical reach in a fixed‑position scissor lift without requiring a pit, elevator shaft, or vertical reciprocating conveyor.

Features and Benefits

The triple‑stacked scissor design delivers its core advantage: maximum vertical travel from a compact floor footprint. By stacking three scissor sets instead of two, the Triple High reaches heights that no double‑high model can match while keeping the same platform width and length as the base Series 35 models. This makes it possible to lift materials to upper mezzanine levels, elevated conveyors, or multi‑story work positions without the cost and complexity of a freight elevator or vertical reciprocating conveyor.

Lubricated‑for‑life composite bearings on all pivot points eliminate routine greasing. Solid one‑piece steel legs with stiffener bars and turned, ground, polished, and hard‑chromed axle pins provide precise fit and durability at every joint. Direct thrust cylinders with chrome‑plated rods deliver smooth, controlled lifting and lowering across the full travel range. Double wire‑braided hydraulic hoses resist wear, abrasion, and leaks, and velocity fuses on all cylinders provide controlled descent in the event of a severed hose.

A polyethylene fluid reservoir resists corrosion and allows easy visual inspection. On‑board maintenance devices let crews safely block the scissors open during service. Safety labels comply with ANSI Z535. Autoquip backs the Triple High with a 2‑year warranty on all parts.

Safety and Compliance

Velocity fuses on all cylinders completely stop the lift in the unlikely event of uncontrolled descent. A minimum 3:1 structural factor of safety ensures reliable performance at extreme heights. Each unit complies with ANSI MH29.1 for industrial scissor lifts, NFPA 70 National Electric Code, ASTM A36 structural steel standards, ANSI Z535 safety labeling requirements, AWS D.1 welding standards, and applicable portions of OSHA 29CFR1910 for general workplace safety.

Applications

The Series 35 Triple High serves applications where extreme vertical travel is required and a traditional freight elevator or VRC is not practical or cost‑effective. Common uses include mezzanine access where the lift transfers materials between the ground floor and upper mezzanine landings, multi‑landing access in multi‑story facilities where the platform must stop at two or more elevated positions, high pallet stacking operations that need to reach upper rack levels well above standard lift table height, elevated work positioning for assembly, inspection, or maintenance tasks at heights beyond the reach of a double‑high lift, and high‑reach conveyor feeding where materials must be raised to elevated infeed positions. The compact footprint allows the Triple High to fit into existing floor plans where a dedicated elevator shaft cannot be accommodated.

Selection Assistance

Choosing the right high‑travel scissor lift table depends on your required raised height, load capacity, platform size, and the number of landing positions. For applications with moderate travel needs up to 60 inches, the standard Series 35 is sufficient. For travel up to 120 inches, the Double High provides a lower‑cost option. The Triple High is the right choice when your application requires travel above 120 inches or raised heights approaching 18 feet. Autoquip offers extensive customization for all high‑travel models, and Barron Equipment can help you evaluate the full lineup and recommend the right solution. Contact our team to discuss your application and request a quote.

FAQs

What is a triple high scissor lift table?

A triple high scissor lift table uses three individual scissor assemblies stacked and welded together to achieve the maximum possible vertical travel from a single platform footprint. It reaches heights that double‑high models cannot, making it suitable for mezzanine access and multi‑story lifting applications.

What travel ranges and capacities are available?

Standard models offer travel from 72 to 180 inches with capacities from 1,500 to 6,600 lbs. Raised heights reach up to 211.5 inches on select high‑capacity models. Collapsed heights range from 19.5 to 37.5 inches depending on the configuration.

How does the Triple High compare to the Double High?

The Double High uses two stacked scissor sets for travel up to 120 inches with capacities up to 10,000+ lbs. The Triple High adds a third scissor set for travel up to 180 inches but at lower maximum capacities (up to 6,600 lbs). Choose the Double High for higher capacity at moderate heights, and the Triple High for maximum vertical reach.

Can the Triple High access mezzanine levels?

Yes. With raised heights up to 211.5 inches, the Triple High is commonly used for mezzanine loading and multi‑landing access, transferring materials between floor levels without a freight elevator or VRC.

How is the Triple High installed?

The Triple High is typically anchored permanently to the floor due to its height and load characteristics. The power unit comes prewired, and installation involves lagging the base frame and connecting to electricity.

What warranty does Autoquip offer?

Autoquip provides a 2‑year warranty on all parts, covering the scissor mechanism, hydraulics, controls, and structural components.

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