Cradle Lifts

A cradle lift is a type of elevated work platform that provides safe and efficient access to high or hard-to-reach areas for tasks such as maintenance, installation, or repair work. Unlike traditional scissor lifts or boom lifts, cradle lifts consist of a platform (or cradle) suspended from a structure, often a building or a crane, and can be raised and lowered vertically. They are commonly used in construction, building maintenance, and window washing, where workers need to access building facades or other elevated structures. Cradle lifts can be operated manually or powered, depending on the design, and are often equipped with safety features such as guardrails, emergency descent mechanisms, and stabilizing systems to prevent tipping. These lifts are particularly suitable for jobs requiring prolonged work at height, as they offer a stable and secure platform. Cradle lifts are available in various sizes and capacities, with adjustable height settings, making them versatile tools for various industries.