A two-post lift for car repair is a type of automotive lift commonly used in garages and service stations. It features two upright columns (posts) positioned opposite each other with four adjustable arms extending from the posts to lift vehicles at designated lifting points. Here's a detailed description:
Two-Post Lift for Car Repair – Overview
Design:
Two vertical posts made of heavy-duty steel.
Hydraulic or electro-hydraulic lift system for smooth, safe operation.
Arms (usually four) are adjustable and swing out to engage the vehicle’s lifting points.
Overhead or base plate design depending on the model (overhead models have a connecting bar at the top, while base plate models have a plate on the floor).
Function:
Used to lift vehicles off the ground for repairs, inspections, and maintenance (e.g., brake work, tire changes, suspension repairs).
Offers full access to the underbody of the vehicle.
Features:
Lifting Capacity: Typically ranges from 3 to 5 tons.
Safety Locks: Mechanical locking system ensures safety at various heights.
Symmetric or Asymmetric Design:
Symmetric lifts keep the vehicle centered.
Asymmetric lifts offset the vehicle’s position, giving better door clearance and access to the front seats.
Applications:
Ideal for professional workshops, auto service centers, and garage mechanics.
Suitable for lifting cars, SUVs, and light trucks.
