TYPHON Machinery has officially introduced its next-generation xFlex series of scissor lifts — a fresh lineup shaped entirely by operator-first engineering. Designed for job sites across the United States, this range focuses on safer, smoother, and more efficient elevated work. Every decision, from chassis design to control layout, follows the same principle.

The launch represents a major leap in TYPHON’s growth and its promise to deliver practical, user-centered equipment for construction, industrial, and maintenance sectors. With operator-first engineering at its core, the xFlex series turns daily operator challenges into design solutions. To cover a wide spectrum of access needs, the xFlex family offers working heights from 20 to 40 feet, divided into two practical categories. For a deeper look at how this philosophy applies to our compact loaders, read the Typhon Stomp 509 Hydraulic Performance Test.

These compact units shine in tight, crowded spaces. Thanks to operator-first engineering, they offer exceptional maneuverability indoors — ideal for warehouses, facility management, and maintenance work. Their lightweight frame and simple controls let operators move and position the lift with minimal effort. In every curve and corner, operator-first engineering makes the difference.

• xFlex-2037W: Comes with a 20ft working height and manual outriggers. Provides a robust 1102 lbs load capacity, powered by 110V electric.
• xFlex-4065W: A 2.7-ton machine with assisted walking, manual outriggers, and an impressive 40ft lifting height (110V electric).

The xFlex-2037W showcases precise compact control for indoor facilities.

The robust xFlex-4065W reaches up to 40ft safely and efficiently.

Designed for higher site mobility and reduced operator fatigue, these electric models deliver smooth driving and stable lifting. Operator-first engineering is visible in the responsive controls, low-effort steering, and quiet, emission-free operation.

Both wheel and track configurations are available, ensuring the right fit for indoor industrial floors or uneven outdoor terrain. Wherever the job goes, operator-first engineering keeps the operator in command.

• xFlex-2031EM (Mini Wheel): 1.2-ton electric mini lift featuring a 20ft max platform height and a 19.7″ platform extension for extra reach.
• xFlex-4046EW (Large Wheel): 2.6-ton operating weight electric wheel lift offering a massive 40ft platform height and a 705 lbs load capacity.
• xFlex-4068ET (Rubber Track): 3.2-ton electric rubber track lift with a 5.4HP hydraulic pump motor drive, conquering uneven ground up to a 40ft height.

The highly maneuverable xFlex-2031EM wheeled model in action.

xFlex-4046EW bringing stability and height for extensive facility jobs.

Conquer outdoor uneven terrain with the tracked xFlex-4068ET model.

The xFlex series directly responds to today’s demands: higher productivity, better safety, and less downtime. Operator-first engineering reduces physical strain, improves on-site mobility, and enhances overall workplace safety — all while maintaining strong operational output across industries.

Electric-powered models run silently with zero emissions and lower maintenance needs. That’s not just eco-friendly — that’s smart operator-first engineering. They work perfectly in commercial buildings, urban construction zones, and noise-sensitive facilities.

For rougher ground, the xFlex-4068ET Electric Track model adds extra traction and stability. Again, operator-first engineering ensures confidence on uneven surfaces.

Built to last, the xFlex series combines rugged durability with advanced electric drive technology and intuitive interfaces. Operator-first engineering means fewer breakdowns, simpler daily checks, and longer uptime. Businesses can expect lower maintenance costs and higher equipment availability.

“This generation of scissor lifts proves what operator-first engineering can achieve,” said Dennis Tan, CEO of TYPHON Machinery. “We studied real operator challenges — safety, mobility, productivity — and built the xFlex series to solve them. We’re proud to bring operator-first engineering to job sites across the United States.”