Rotary Introduces Higher-Capacity Low-Rise Lifts
MADISON, IN — Rotary has redesigned its VersaLift family of low-rise vehicle lifts to handle higher capacities, enabling technicians to use the lifts to service a wider variety of vehicles, including trucks and SUVs.
MADISON, IN — Rotary has redesigned its VersaLift family of low-rise vehicle lifts to handle higher capacities, enabling technicians to use the lifts to service a wider variety of vehicles, including trucks and SUVs. The VLXS10 VersaLift has a lifting capacity of 10,000 lbs., while the VLXS7 VersaLift can lift up to 7,000 lbs. The VLXS10 is for sale now. The VLXS7 will be available this fall. The VersaLifts’ rises range from 21¾ inches to 307/16 inches and can be used indoors, in facilities with ceilings as low as nine feet, or outdoors. The lifts’ ergonomical design is based on ideal wheel-spindle height. VersaLifts mount securely to the floor, eliminating floor-gouging rollers. A three-position wheel-spotting dish comes standard with the lifts, for accurate spotting of vehicles.
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