Draft:Sax Lift
Scissor Lift Table Manufacturer
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Sax Lift is a Danish manufacturer and supplier of industrial lift tables and related material-handling equipment, based in Vejen, Denmark. The company produces stationary and mobile scissor lift tables and provides customized lifting solutions for industrial clients worldwide.[1] Sax Lift's product range includes standard and bespoke hydraulic lift tables designed for warehouse, manufacturing, logistics, and other material-handling applications.
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Submission declined on 20 February 2026 by MSK (talk).
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History
Sax Lift was founded in 1993[2] in Vejen, a town in the Region of Southern Denmark. The company began as a specialist in hydraulic lift tables and over time expanded its product portfolio to include a broad array of mobile and customized lifting platforms.
In 2019, Sax Lift entered into an investment agreement with the Danish private equity firm VækstPartner Kapital,[3] with the firm acquiring a majority equity stake in the company. At the time, the company reported serving well-known industrial clients across Europe and anticipated significant revenue growth.
In early 2023, Sax Lift was sold to the Swedish industrial group Indutrade AB,[4] a publicly traded engineering conglomerate, following a period of record growth driven in part by increased demand during the COVID-19 pandemic. Under Indutrade, Sax Lift continued to produce standard and custom scissor lift tables with reported annual sales in excess of SEK 130 million.[5]
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