Key Features

1. Single-Side Lock Release

   Operate from one column to release the safety locks on both columns at the same time, reducing the risk of vehicle tilt from unsynchronized unlocking.

2. Chainless Dual-Cylinder Drive

   Lifting force goes directly through the hydraulic cylinders, removing chain wear from the drive.

3. Steel-Cable Balancing

   A synchronized cable mechanism helps both columns rise evenly.

4. Precision Cylinders and Seals

   CNC-machined cylinder components with roller-burnished barrel walls and Japanese/Italian seals.

5. Self-Lubricating Slide Blocks

   Polymer composite blocks reduce metal-to-metal friction and noise and simplify maintenance.

6. Mechanical Locking

   Rack locking devices work with the electrical system to hold selected lift heights, and a hook-type safety lock helps prevent slippage caused by slider wear.

7. Durable Steel Structure

   Laser-cut steel plate and steel tubing, finished with shot blasting and high-temperature coating.

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How to Use

1. Qualify the siteConfirm the lift drawing, concrete strength and thickness, anchors, ceiling and door clearance, power and approach space.
2. Inspect before useCheck anchors, columns, arms, pads, hoses, cables, cylinders, locks and synchronization components.
3. Position the vehicleCenter it between the columns and keep doors and bodywork clear of moving parts.
4. Set pickup pointsPlace arms and pads at the vehicle manufacturer’s approved lift points for the actual wheelbase and load.
5. Raise and check stabilityLift just enough to take the load, stop and verify contact points and balance, then continue while watching both sides.
6. Engage and verify locksLower onto the mechanical locks and confirm both sides are engaged before working below.
7. Clear and lowerRemove tools and people, raise to release the locks, lower under control and check the lift after the vehicle exits.

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