High-Scissor Pallet Trucks
A high-scissor design provides more vertical positioning than a conventional pallet truck. Pallet-base compatibility and the approved movement procedure become particularly important as the load is raised.
Features and selection
- High-scissor lifting design
- Two listed overall fork widths
- Model-specific dimensions and capacity
Provide the pallet-base construction and required working height. Confirm compatibility and whether the truck may travel in each raised position.
Models and specifications
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| JB part number / photo | Rated capacity | Height / range | Platform or forks | Model details |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| JTBA-HSPT222145 | 2,200 lb | 3.3–31.5 in | 21.3 in W × 45.3 in L (overall width × fork length) | Manual pump; nylon wheels and rollers; quick-lift function |
| JTBA-HSPT222745 | 2,200 lb | 3.3–31.5 in | 27 in W × 45.3 in L (overall width × fork length) | Manual pump; nylon wheels and rollers; quick-lift function |
Dimensions are in inches unless otherwise stated. Capacity is subject to the selected model’s load centre, load distribution and operating instructions. Height-specific ratings are not interchangeable.
Common questions
Will it work with every pallet base?
No universal compatibility is assumed. Check the scissor and support arrangement against the base.
Can it be moved at full height?
Follow the exact model's instructions. Do not assume high-lift travel is permitted.
Request a quote
Send the JB part number, quantity, load weight, load dimensions and required working height. Include your delivery postal code and any pallet-base, power-supply or operating-space requirements so we can check the configuration.
