Car Lifts

Lifts that raise the whole car — not jacks. Stationary structures, permanently installed in the workshop: flush-mount scissor lifts, post lifts and drive-on lifts.

The difference from a jack is fundamental: a jack lifts one wheel arch for a tyre change, a car lift raises the entire vehicle to working height and holds it on mechanical latches for the whole repair.

What to look at

  • Capacity versus vehicle weight — 3 t covers cars and light vans; heavier vehicles need 4–5 t.
  • Ceiling height — lifting to 2050 mm needs at least 2500 mm.
  • Floor preparation — flush-mount models need a recess and a duct for the lines.
  • Supply — 380 V and usually compressed air at 6–8 bar to release the locks.

We calculate freight individually — this is palletised equipment weighing several hundred kilograms. VAT invoice; companies with a valid EU VAT number buy at the net price.