Vestil MT-3060-LP Low Profile Post Table 30x60 2000lb

Product Description

The VESTIL MANUFACTURING MT-3060-LP is a mechanical post table designed for adjustable, portable material handling in industrial and warehouse environments. The platform measures 30 inches wide by 60 inches long and supports loads up to 2000 pounds. Height adjustment is achieved through a two-speed manual hand crank with a mechanical screw drive, allowing precise platform positioning without a downward shift during operation. The unit ships in a package weighing 491 pounds and is finished in blue. Licensed trades and warehouse personnel working in distribution, manufacturing, or maintenance environments are the primary installers and operators.

This post table is suited for applications requiring mobile, height-adjustable work surfaces or load-transfer platforms. Typical use cases include assembly lines, receiving docks, and maintenance bays where heavy components need to be raised or lowered to a working height. The low-profile design makes it practical in spaces with limited vertical clearance. The unit rolls on two rigid and two swivel poly-on-steel casters, enabling easy repositioning across flat shop floors.

Key Features

• Two-speed manual hand crank with mechanical screw drive for precise height adjustment
• 2000 lb load capacity on a 30 x 60 inch steel platform
• Two rigid and two swivel poly-on-steel casters for smooth mobility
• Bolted-on adjustable floor lock for secure stationary positioning
• Positive height adjustment mechanism prevents downward drift under load
• Blue powder-coat finish on steel construction

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and direct-use post table for general industrial material handling applications requiring a low-profile, manually adjustable lift platform.

Installation Notes

Assembly and initial setup should be performed by personnel familiar with industrial material handling equipment. Ensure the floor lock is engaged before placing any load on the platform or performing crank adjustments. Verify the work surface is level and that caster brakes are fully locked before use. Consult applicable OSHA material handling guidelines and facility safety protocols prior to placing the unit in service.