Specifications:
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Capacity |
12,000 lb. |
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Lifting Height |
77 3/4" (6' 5 3/4") |
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Overall Width Of Columns (Without Motor) |
126 1/4" (10' 6 1/4") |
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Overall Width Of Columns (With Motor) |
135 1/4" (11' 3 1/4") |
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Overall Length With Approach Ramp |
236 1/2" (19' 8 1/2") |
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Length Between Columns |
183 1/4" (15' 3 1/4") |
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Runway Length |
194 1/2" (16' 2 1/2") |
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Runway Width |
20" |
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Thickness Of Runway |
7 1/2" |
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Width Between Runways |
43 1/4" (w/ Rail 39 3/4") |
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Outside Runway To Outside Runway |
83 1/4" (6' 11 1/4") |
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Clearance Under Runways |
70 1/4" (5' 10 1/4") |
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Clearance Between Columns |
112 5/8" (9' 4 5/8") |
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Height Of Columns |
89 3/4" (7' 5 3/4") |
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Maximum Wheel Base |
185" (15' 5") |
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Drive Thru |
98" (8' 2") |
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Air Requirement |
85-115 PSI (EXTERNAL AIR SUPPLY REQUIRED) |
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Motor/Electrical Requirement |
220 volt single (1) phase. |
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Oil Requirement |
3-5 Gallons AW32/AW46 (NOT INCLUDED) |
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Shipping Weight |
2,800 LBS. |
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Requires a minimum of 6" of concrete with a 3000 psi. rating |
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Features:
- 12,000 lb. Capacity
- Heavy Duty, Commercial Grade
- Extra Tall, Extra Wide & Extra Long
- Diamond Plated Runways
- Air Operated Single Point Lock Release (External Air Supply Required)
- Lock Ladder Design
- Double Lock Safety System
- Powder Coat Finish
- Steel Approach Ramps Included
- Additional Drive off Ramps Available (Sold Separately)
- Runway Extensions Available (Sold Separately)
- Mounting Hardware Included
- 220volt/1phase Electric Operation (Requires a 30amp Breaker)
- Shipping Weight: 2,800 lbs.
- 5 yr Structural – 2 yr Hydraulic Warranty – Parts Only
Description:
The Atlas® 412 incorporates many structural and cosmetic features that are found on lifts costing thousands of dollars more money. The Atlas® 412 is tested to ensure that this lift system will perform flawlessly at its rated capacity. The Atlas® 412 has been manufactured to the same exacting specifications for many years.
The Atlas® 412 uses a high strength cable system (with a under runway oversized hydraulic cylinder) powered by a 220 volt (single phase) power unit to raise and lower the lift. Many competitors use an “old style” chain lifting system with an exposed hydraulic cylinder system. Old style chain lifts are difficult to “level” properly and the exposed hydraulic cylinder is responsible for numerous “door dings”.
Finally, the Atlas® 412 features “tracks” between the runways to allow the use of a rolling bridge jack on the lift. Rolling jacks sold separately.