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Equipment

Tilters and Upenders

Rated capacity
2,000 to 60,000 lb
Models
10
Raised height
29 to 39.75 in
Platform length
36 to 144 in
Platform width
17.5 to 144 in
Quote
In writing, with freight to your ZIP

Tilters, upenders and dumpers that turn bins, coils and heavy loads toward the worker or into a container. Standard models handle 2,000 to 60,000 lb and tilt 30 to 120 degrees, each quoted in writing.

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At a glance

Rated capacity
2,000 to 60,000 lb
Models
10
Raised height
29 to 39.75 in
Platform length
36 to 144 in
Platform width
17.5 to 144 in
Freight
To your ZIP, on your quote

Where it works

  • Assembly cells

    Bins of parts tilted so workers reach without bending.

  • Coils and dies

    Coils, dies and engine blocks upended at a controlled speed.

  • Bulk handling

    Parts and ingredients dumped into a raised hopper.

  • Pallets

    Pallets and containers tilted for loading and unloading.

Models

10 models

Filters

Load to lift

Side by side

90 Degree Hydraulic Tilter 90 Degree Rotator Non-Intrusive Tilter 90 Degree Upender Air Force Pneumatic Lift and Tilt Table Air Force Pneumatic Tilter AutoTilt Portable Tilter High Hinge Dumper Series 35 Tilter TiltLift Lift and Tilt Table Tork Non-Intrusive Tilter
Rated capacity 2,000 to 6,000 lb 2,000 to 15,000 lb 2,000 to 60,000 lb 3,000 lb 3,000 lb 2,000 to 4,000 lb 2,000 to 6,000 lb 2,000 to 8,000 lb 2,000 to 8,000 lb 2,200 to 8,000 lb
Raised height Ask us Ask us Ask us 39.75 in Ask us Ask us Ask us Ask us 29 to 33 in Ask us
Lowered height 7 to 12 in 12 to 15 in 10.5 to 21 in 15.75 in 7.25 in 3.5 in 0.375 to 0.5 in 8 to 9 in 6 to 10.81 in 8.625 to 10 in
Platform length 44 to 52 in 36 to 84 in 36 to 144 in 48 in 40 to 54 in Ask us 36 to 54 in 38 to 54 in 41.5 to 56 in 48 to 60 in
Platform width 24 to 48 in 36 to 84 in 24 to 144 in 36 to 48 in 42 to 54 in Ask us 40 to 60 in 24 to 66 in 17.5 to 60 in 24 to 50 in
Availability Made to order Made to order Made to order Made to order Made to order Made to order Made to order Made to order Made to order Made to order

Buying guide

Choose by what the load has to do, how heavy it is and how much floor you can give it. Send us the load and the job and we confirm the model.

Tilt, upend or dump

Tilters angle a container 30 to 90 degrees for loading and unloading. Upenders and rotators turn a load 90 degrees from flat to upright. The high hinge dumper tips its load 120 degrees over a high hinge into a raised bin.

Tilt angle

Standard angles are 30, 45, 89, 90 and 120 degrees. The Series 35 tilter comes at 30, 45 or 90 degrees, and the last digits of its model number give the angle. The Air Force tilters tilt 30 degrees, and the AutoTilt stops at 89 degrees so it does not tip product out. Pick the angle that brings the far side of the bin within reach.

Capacity and floor space

Standard models handle 2,000 to 60,000 lb. Non-intrusive tilters, such as the Tork and the 90 degree rotator, keep the load inside their own footprint. A 90 degree upender needs room for both of its decks. The upender takes up to 60,000 lb for coils and dies, and the Series 35 tilter covers 2,000 to 8,000 lb bins and baskets.

Power

Most tilters are hydraulic. The Air Force tilters run on shop air with no oil, and the AutoTilt runs on a 12 volt battery and rolls between stations. Hydraulic tilters come with controls prewired and the drive on board, so they are lagged to the floor and connected to power.

What to send for a quote

  • The heaviest load and its size, bin, basket, pallet or coil
  • Where its center of gravity sits
  • The tilt angle or the dump height you need
  • The power at the site, or shop air
  • Your delivery ZIP code

Questions

Can a tilter also lift?

Yes. The TiltLift and the Air Force lift and tilt table raise and tilt in one unit. The Series 35 tilter can also mount on a Series 35 lift table, sold as a separate unit.

What does non-intrusive mean?

The platform tilts inside the tilter's own footprint, so the load stays centered over the base frame and the tilter takes less floor space.

What happens if the power fails with a load tilted?

The 90 degree upender and the high hinge dumper have manual override valves that lower a partly tilted load after a power loss.

What is the difference between a tilter and an upender?

A tilter angles a bin or container toward the worker. An upender turns a load 90 degrees from flat to upright, such as a coil or a die, and a dumper tips its load into a raised container. Standard models tilt 30 to 120 degrees and handle 2,000 to 60,000 lb.

How do I get a price?

Call us or send the form. Tell us what you move, the route and your ZIP. We send a written quote with the machine, freight and build time.

How does it arrive?

Most machines go by freight truck from the factory. Parts and smaller items can go by FedEx or UPS. Freight to your ZIP is on your quote before you order. Rush and overnight shipping cost extra. We sell and ship to US addresses only.

What warranty comes with it?

EK Tech covers Pony Express tuggers for 2 years on the frame and drive and 1 year on other parts. For DJ Products and Autoquip equipment, ask us.

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