Rotary Lift adds to inground lift selection

Updated Oct 26, 2011

Inground Lifts CutawayWith the introduction of the EFX60 scissor lift, Rotary Lift now offers a full line of inground lifts to meet any heavy-duty vehicle maintenance application, the company says.

The EFX60 joins the MOD30 modular environmentally friendly inground lift and the traditional inground lift in Rotary Lift’s heavy-duty line-up.

“Fleet maintenance managers have relied on inground lifts for more than 85 years because they provide the best unobstructed access to all service areas on a vehicle,” says Doug Spiller, Rotary Lift heavy-duty product manager. “But Rotary Lift recognizes that budgets continue to tighten, and not all of our customers can afford the top-of-the-line MOD30 right now. Offering three heavy-duty inground lift options lets us provide customers with Rotary Lift quality, experience and support at a range of price points.”

The EFX60 is modular and located in a concrete trench less than 3 ft. deep for lower installation costs, Rotary Lift says. It requires 3.5 gallons of hydraulic fluid per cylinder, which the company says is the lowest oil displacement in the industry. Like the traditional inground lift, the EFX60 is equipped with a wheel spotting dish for axle positioning. Unlike the traditional lift, however, Rotary Lift says the EFX60 can be operated while standing at the upright control console. Expected service life is 25 to 30 years, the company says.

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