• Rotary Lift introduces Shockwave-equipped inground lift

    Rotary Lift announced its Shockwave technology is now available on the 12,000 lb. capacity SmartLift inground lift.
    July 1, 2016
    2 min read
    The Rotary Lift 12000 lb capacity SL212 Shockwaveequipped SmartLift inground lift gets pickups work trucks and vans in the air and ready for service

    Rotary Lift announced its Shockwave technology is now available on the 12,000 lb. capacity SmartLift inground lift.

    The SL212 SmartLift inground lift can raise a vehicle 83 inches off the ground in 30 seconds and lower it in 19 seconds, according to the company.

    “You can’t buy a faster lift than one equipped with Rotary Lift’s award-winning Shockwave technology,” says David Fischmer, marketing director for Rotary Lift parent company Vehicle Service Group. “Originally available only on our 10,000 lbs. capacity two-post surface and SmartLift inground lifts, we responded to customer demand by making Shockwave available on higher-capacity lifts. The Shockwave-equipped SmartLift is a great choice for dealers, independent repair shops or fleet facilities that work on a lot of pick-up trucks, work trucks and vans.”

    Shockwave’s speed is made possible in part by its energy-saving DC power unit. Shockwave-equipped lifts are battery operated with a built-in charger, which eliminates the need for expensive 220V wiring and makes it possible to continue using the lifts even during a power outage.

    “Getting the vehicle positioned on the lift is also faster and easier with Shockwave-equipped lifts thanks to their patent-pending Spotline laser spotting guide,” the company said. “Spotline projects a green laser line down the center of the bay. To center a vehicle, the technician simply lines up the middle of the hood or dash with the laser line and drives onto the lift.”

    Rotary Lift Smartlift inground lifts are made from recycled materials, are contained in a polymer housing which protects the lift and the environment, and are bio-fluid compatible, using 95% less oil than traditional style inground lifts, the company noted.

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