Autel Debuts Alignment and ADAS Lifts

Autel Debuts Alignment and ADAS Lifts

The North American-made Bay Max 12K- and 14K-capacity lifts are designed to maximize bay space.

Autel announced it has entered the lift market with Bay Max 12K- and 14K-capacity lifts which it says are designed to enable technicians to perform every needed vehicle service in the same shop bay, from pre-scan, visual inspection, and mechanical repair to a four-wheel alignment and calibration of all ADAS systems.

The lifts are flush-mounted hydraulic scissor lifts with twin 6K and 7K jacking beams, respectively, and a floor lift table that Autel says “is a distinctive feature that enables the technician to safely stand under the entire length of the raised vehicle to make repairs. When the lift is lowered and flush with the ground, the technician can position the vehicle anywhere in the bay to perform nearly any ADAS calibrations, regardless of the vehicle’s distance to the calibrator, pattern, or target.”

The Autel lifts are Automotive Lift Institute (ALI) certified for safety and feature stainless steel front radius plates, and rear slip plates with turn plate pocket protectors for paint protection, the company says. The lifts feature a premium double-baked powder coat black finish on the lift and base. 

The lifts also features a built-in Runway Air Tire Inflation Kits at each wheel and shatterproof 24-inch LED Lighting Kit with automatic shut off.

“We had several goals in mind when we set out to design the Bay Max lifts. First and foremost, we wanted to sell a quality, dependable, and durable piece of equipment. We also wanted a lift that could capitalize on the Autel IA900’s extensive capabilities and maximize a shop’s space, efficiency, and profits, said Stewart Peregrine, Autel’s senior executive of ADAS Sales, adding that the Bay Max lifts achieve this goal and more.

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