• CE certificate  capacity 3000kg car scissor lift System 1
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CE certificate  capacity 3000kg car scissor lift

CE certificate capacity 3000kg car scissor lift

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Shanghai
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TT OR LC
Min Order Qty:
1 unit
Supply Capability:
10000 unit/month

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Features:

 

1. Convenient for tyre service and other repairing of vehicle.

2. Length of platform adjustable for different vehicles.

3. Mechanical protection device unlocked pneumatically, provides safety and simple operations.

4. Synchronized moving of platforms. 

5. In-ground installation, save spaces and convenient for drive through

 

Specification: 

 

Item No.

CMSL3.0A

Lifting capacity

3000kg

Lifting height

2000mm

Minimum height

300mm

Overall Width

1880mm

Length of Platform

1550-1750mm

Runway width

540mm

Lifting time

≤75s

Lowering time

>30s

Motor

220V/380V 50Hz/60Hz 1Ph/3Ph

CE certificate  capacity 3000kg car scissor lift

CE certificate  capacity 3000kg car scissor lift

CE certificate  capacity 3000kg car scissor lift

CE certificate  capacity 3000kg car scissor lift

 

FAQ

1. Why should I choose CNBM 2 post car lift?

There are several reasons you should strongly consider purchasing a CNBM Lift:

Top raw materials from only the finest plants
Only professional cost-effective equipment
Low prices with high quality revenue producing products
Increase productivity for your customers( Your customers gain more, they will enjoy buying from you.)
The best customer service. Quick reply within 24 hours and more.
Great Warranty

2. How safe are your 2 post car lift?

Our 2&4 post lifts have been tested and CE certified for safety . They also meet the American
and Australian Standard.

3. Should I keep repair and replacement parts in stock?

Yes, most all commonly required repair and replacement parts should always keep in stock.

4. What type of fluid is required for my 2 post car lift?

We recommend use of a SAE10 hydraulic fluid that meets an ISO 32 specification, approximately 3 gallons / 12L are required.

5. Are CNBM 2 post car lift designed for commercial use?

All of our lifts can be used in commercial applications without any problems.

6. Do you offer any custom designs?

Yes,CNBM Lift provide OEM/ODM services to top range partners.Produce a superior product for you by your designs.

 

Q: My car is being vandalized.I find marks that look like finger marks. I want to make sure that the prints can be lifted before I make a police report.
The oils in fingerprints could shop them from being washed off by skill of rain. If the law enforcement officers do get fingerprints from the eggs and you're charged with the vandalism, you would be arrested. once you get arrested, your fingerprints would be taken.
Q: Or be alone with Bill Clinton in the Oval Office?
Not comfy with Cheney, and being a female, no way would I get in a car with Ted, so I will go with Bill. I can laugh so hard when he drops his pants, he will never do it again. (especially when I snap a pic and send it to the press)
Q: Honda Civic Sedan 2007 Is it possible to change the oil without any prior knowledge or experience from doing so? I don‘t have a professional car jack/lift, other than the stock jack provided in the trunk.
It's theoretically possible, but I would strongly recommend against it. To be honest, you don't sound very knowledgeable or competent. It is easy to strip or cross-thread the drain plug, and to over- or under-tighten the filter - which is full of hot oil. If a leak resulted from improper work, your engine would fail, causing thousands of dollars of damage. Do you even know what brand or viscosity of oil to use? Or what to do with all the toxic used oil? Furthermore, the weak, flimsy jack that came with the car is for emergency tire changes ONLY and is NOT safe to use for any other purpose. You can decide if being a cheapskate is worth being crippled or killed if the car falls on you. Just go to an oil change place (or better, your nearest Honda dealer) and get it done.
Q: ok, this is a question my science teacher asked me and I really don‘t get it. I did some math to find out the mechanical advantage, and it was 20N, which then meant to me using a pulley system with 20 ropes, but how can I find out how many pulleys? Does anyone know how to solve this? and if you can, can you also explain it? thanks! NOTE: N newtons
If you use one pulley to lift something it will cut the force needed in half, so if you divide 10000 by 2 you will get 5000. So it would take 5000N to lift the car with one pulley. If you divide 10000 by 2 five times you will get 312.5, so it takes 5 pulleys. But if one pulley has the rope on top the next one has to have one that has the rope on the bottom for the other to have one on top except for the last one because it does not need a pulley with the rope on the bottom. So it takes 9 pulleys. I hope that helped (it was probably a little hard to follow.)
Q: what could they be charged with if its illegal?
I guess it depends on your state law. In my state, I don't think that we have a law against lifting the vehicle for towing. We do have a law against having a passenger inside of a trailer (which the second car would be by legal definition). We also have a law against driving with a passenger attached to the outside of the vehicle (hanging on).
Q: So, I am babysitting my 1-year-old cousin who is about 25-30 pounds and I have to lift him to put him in his high chair, crib, and the car seat. I am 18 weeks prego. Is it bad for me to be lifting him?
I would say yes. I don't think you are suppose to lift anything over 25lbs. I know that I picked up my 4 1/2 year old son recently out of necessity for about 10 seconds and I was hurled over in pain afterwards. But he weighs 44 lbs. So that is kind of a bad example.
Q: I've seen the lifts that you drive up on and they have a motor to lift the car, but they are expensive, I'm looking for something that I can drive up on with all four wheels to a fixed height, kind of like driving your car up on 4 rhino ramps (which is VERY difficult on my driveway).I thought of nailing together some 6x6's and then building som kind of ramp to get the car up on them, but if I'm going to spend time under a car I'd rather use something not built from wood.
Why do you need the whole car off the ground? just jack it up with a floor jack, and support it with jack stands. One side at a time.
Q: Does anyone know how the trunk lid lift support (damper) attachments work on above vehicle?. I‘ve had the trunk lid bonk me in head enough times to order new ones but no clue given anywhere on how attachments work. to remove /re install.
It looks like your car uses a ball socket to attach the support lifts at each end, which is a pretty standard fastening method for them. Basically, you have a little metal ball on a stud to mount it to, and the support lift has a hole at each end with a spring that snaps around the ball to hold them on. The easiest way to pop them off is to wedge a large screwdriver in between the trunk opening/lid and the support lift, and use it as a lever to pop each end off. Get the screwdriver shaft as close to the attaching point as you can, with that point a ways from the tip for more leverage. Use a sturdy piece of cloth to protect the paint from the tip of the screwdriver, or you can wrap the tip in a few layers of duct tape. Then just give the screwdriver a whack on the handle with your hand to pop them loose. A quick, sharp slap works better than simply grabbing and pulling. To install the new ones, simply place the hole at each end over the ball stud, then give the back of the support lift a tap with the handle of the screwdriver, or a rubber mallet, or a small hammer with a light tap. Right on the back, around the other side from the mounting hole. Remove and replace one first before taking the other off, in case you forget which direction they go.
Q: Will the mass of the object ( as in a car ) affect the drag or lift force. WIll the car have the same drag/lift forces when the shape or size of the car is kept constant and the mass alone is varied. Explain if the drag/lift forces will not change !
It will not change. It will depend only on the shape / size of the car and the speed.

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