Snorkel Introduces 3 Compact Electric-Drive Slab Scissor Lifts At ConExpo

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Snorkel introduced the three new electric-drive scissor lifts at this year’s ConExpo show in Las Vegas. (Photo courtesy of Snorkel.)

With overall widths ranging from 30 to 32 inches (76.2 to 81.3 centimeters) and extendable platforms to maximize workspace, Snorkel's three new electric-drive scissor lifts offer the versatility to assist with indoor and outdoor jobs. The new models include the S3013 Mini, S3219 Plus, and S3220 Mini. The Mini slabs are equipped with a smaller platform and extension, as well as shortened overall length, for work in constricted spaces. In contrast, the S3219 Plus delivers a wider platform and more capacity than the manufacturer’s existing S3219E.

S3013 Mini

Snorkel designed the S3013 Mini to address the needs of the low-level scissor lift market, and its 19-foot (5.8-meter) working height is the shortest of the new additions. But Snorkel still equips the scissor lift with the same platform capacity (600 pounds; 272 kilograms) and operating weight (2,100 lbs; 952 kg) as the other two new models. The electric-drive scissor lift has a zero-inside turning radius to maneuver in tight spaces, and the non-marking tires are ideal for working indoors.

S3219 Plus

The S3219 Plus has a 31.5- by 105-in. (80- by 267-cm) platform when extended, which is wider and longer than 28.3- by 99.75-in. (71.8- by 253.4-cm) platform on the S3219E. The lift’s maximum working height is 25 ft (7.6 m) and its stowed height is just 78.8 in. (200 cm), or 4.2 in. less than the S3219E. Snorkel says that the lower stowed height, with the guardrails folded, enables the scissor lift to move through small doorways. The Plus has a 600-lb platform capacity, or 50 lbs more than the S3219E.

S3220 Mini

Snorkel shortened the overall length of the S3220 Mini to 54.8 in. (139 cm), and the new model is 34 in. (86 cm) shorter in length than the S3220E. Snorkel also reduced the inside (5 in.; 12.7 cm) and outside (58 in.; 147.3) turning radii to increase maneuverability in tight spaces. The Mini has the tallest max working height of the new electrics, at 26 ft (7.9 m).

Source: Snorkel