Scissor Lift

Scissor lifts for sale — new XCMG electric, rough-terrain and ANSI models

We stock 39 scissor lift models, all new XCMG units. The range covers slab-electric machines for indoor fit-out and maintenance, rough-terrain diesel units for external construction, and ANSI-compliant variants for markets that enforce North American standards. Platform heights and deck sizes step up through the range, from narrow single-person lifts to wide double-extension decks that carry several operatives plus their materials.

Because deck size determines what you can actually do at height, it is usually the first thing to fix. Warehouse racking and MEP rough-in want a narrow machine that passes through doorways. Facade work and steel erection want a wide deck that takes tools, cable and two or three people at once.

How to match the machine to the job

• Platform height versus working height. Working height is normally platform height plus roughly 2 m. Do not size the machine on the smaller number.
• Deck size and extension. Roll-out extension decks give extra reach over obstructions without repositioning the chassis.
• Power source and indoor use. Electric lifts are non-marking and emission-free; diesel machines add gradeability and rough-ground capability.
• Ground bearing pressure. Wheel loads matter on suspended slabs and finished floors. Check point loading before you buy.
• Compliance standard. If your market enforces ANSI, buy an ANSI machine. Retro-fitting compliance is not practical.

Models in stock

The XCMG XG series covers the range, from the compact XG0607DC-AS and XG0807ACW-AS, through the mid-size XG1012AC-AS, XG1212AC-AS and XG1523ERT, to the large-deck XG1930AC-ANSI, XG2632AC-ANSI, XG2646AC-ANSI, XG3246AC-ANSI and XG4555AC-ANSI.

Export and delivery

All units are quoted FOB China or CIF to your port with the full export document pack and technical documents. Scissor lifts ship as complete machines without dismantling, which keeps transport and reassembly simple.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between an ANSI and a CE scissor lift?

They meet different regional standards for load ratings, guardrails and controls. A machine built to ANSI will not automatically satisfy a CE market, and vice versa. Tell us the destination country and we will point you to the right variant in stock.

Can I use a scissor lift outdoors?

Yes, if you choose a rough-terrain machine. Slab-electric lifts are built for level, hard indoor floors; diesel rough-terrain models handle uneven ground and slopes.

How many people can work from one lift?

It depends on the deck size and the rated platform load shown on the machine’s load plate. Capacity is stated in the technical documentation we send with every quote.

Do scissor lifts need special transport?

Most units travel as complete machines at normal platform height. We confirm shipping dimensions and weight per unit in the offer so you can plan container loading.