The EM1 - 200 model tilts pallets, crates, boxes, or baskets 45 degrees, making loading and unloading a breeze. With a 24 - inch horizontal deck height, it's built with all - welded steel for long - lasting durability. Its unique design reduces pinch points to meet OSHA standards. It comes with an industrial - grade 56 - frame 2 HP motor that offers high torque with low amperage and a long lifespan. Standard voltage is 460/3Ph, with a 208/230 option. A push - button hand control with a NEMA type 4 enclosure is standard, and it has 7.5 - inch wide by 2.5 - inch high usable fork pockets on 30 - inch centers for easy forklift portability. An optional foot control with a guard is available. The EM1 - 500 model shares many quality features with the EM1 - 200 but can tilt a full 90 degrees. It's perfect for upending products in shipping and receiving. It has a double - acting cylinder for controlled tilt and return and must be lagged to the floor. There are multiple models in both the 200 and 500 series, each with different platform sizes, capacities, and weights.
Using these tilt tables is quite simple. First, make sure the table is on a stable surface. For the EM1 - 200, you can place pallets, crates, boxes, or baskets on it and use the push - button hand control (or the optional foot control) to tilt it 45 degrees for easy loading or unloading. For the EM1 - 500, use it to upend products by tilting it a full 90 degrees. When using a forklift to move the table, use the fork pockets provided. Always follow OSHA safety guidelines as the table is designed to meet those standards. Maintenance is important. Regularly check the all - welded steel structure for any signs of wear or damage. Keep the motor clean and check its amperage draw occasionally. The double - acting cylinder in the EM1 - 500 should also be inspected for smooth operation. And remember, the EM1 - 500 must be properly lagged to the floor for safe use.
