5.7 Metre Wheel Alignment Lift 6.5 Tonne SWL

5.7 Metre Wheel Alignment Lift 6.5 Tonne SWL Garage Equipment Online has in stock this high-quality 4 Post Wheel Alignment Lift with 5.7-metre platforms and a gargantuan 6.5 Tonne lifting capacity. This heavy-duty wheel alignment car lift is more than capable of keeping up with the demands of a busy auto servicing workshop. This 5.7 Metre 4 Post Lift features a four-tonne lifting capacity and comes complete with a set of bearing mounted turn-plates for the purpose of carrying out wheel alignment tasks on a whole range of vehicles. 5.7 Metre Wheel Alignment Lift Features Wheel alignment lift with front recesses for turn plates, and integrated rear slip plates. This 4 Post Wheel Alignment Lift has 5.7 Metre platforms and conforms to all current UK and European safety regulations. All Garage Equipment Online Four Post Wheel Alignment Lifts hold full UK CE Certification. Air Operated Locking Mechanism. 6.5 Tonne Safe Working Load. Extra Wide Footprint to Suit Crucifix Wheel Alignment Systems. Turn-plates Included 3 Tonne Air Operated Jacking Beam Optional. Highly Durable Powder Coated Finish. All 4 Post Wheel Alignment Lifts come complete with a full two-year parts warranty. Tested to Destruction 150% of its Safe Working Load, Work in Confidence. Wheel Alignment Lift Technical Data Maximum Lifting Height: 1850mm. Profile in Lowered Position: 241mm. Lifting Time: 50 Seconds. Platform Length: 5770mm. Platform Width: 508mm. Drive Through Distance: 2895mm. UK CE Certified Wheel Alignment Ramps This 4 Post Wheel Alignment Lift has been subjected to the most thorough CE examination. GEO offer unique and market-leading UK CE certifications across our entire range of car lifts. All of our wheel alignment lifts have been highly scrutinised by UK-based garage equipment engineers and we are proud to boast that they passed with flying colours. For us to gain UK CE certifications our entire range of car lifts had to be proof load tested to 150% of the stated (SWL) safe working load. The tests were carried out utilizing solid steel ingots and the lifts had to raise the load and remain elevated for a prolonged period with all components remaining completely intact.