Aerial Scissor Lifts and Tracked Lifts

A standard scissor lift rolls on wheels and raises a platform straight up, which works well on flat, open floors where the lift doesn't need to maneuver through tight spaces. A tracked atrium lift takes a different approach, running on a crawler base instead of wheels. That base spreads weight more evenly and protects finished flooring, and its narrower footprint lets it move through doorways and around obstacles a wheeled lift can't navigate.

Height capacity varies across both types, so matching the lift to the ceiling or work height matters as much as choosing between wheeled and tracked. The tracked lifts on this page reach considerably higher than the standard scissor lifts, which makes sense for atrium and high-bay work where a wheeled lift's shorter reach wouldn't be enough.

Imer supplies every lift currently on this page, spanning both scissor lifts and tracked atrium lifts.

If you're not sure which lift fits your space, give us a call and we'll help you figure it out.