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Scissor lift works its magic
October 1st 2005

Britannia lift has installed a large, high capacity scissor lift for Tile Magic, easing storage problems at the retailer�s Catford outlet.

Specified by Specialist Lift services of Sevenoaks, the lift is used to transport heavy pallets of ceramic tiles between the loading bay and shop floor of the warehouse, a task that had previously been carried out manually.

Of a bespoke design, the lift measures 1500 x 1300mm and has a 1500kg capacity. Safety features include safety mesh, handrails, interlocking safety gates and a mechanical wheel-stop.

Commenting on the new lift, Tile Magic store manager, Richard Ball said: "It saves us lots of man hours in loading and unloading and my staff are really pleased with it."

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