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Now high-quality equipment used by Ford, Renault, GM brands is available to everyone! These car brands are clients of TORIN, their subsidiary BIGRED. For many years, they have chosen TORIN for its quality, ease of use, and long lifespan for every main station or service station.
TORIN T82003 lift with a minimum lifting height of 130 mm can lift and hold a weight of up to 2 tons at a height of 380 mm. It features a sturdy steel construction and a long handle that facilitates operation.
Technical specifications:
- Vehicle type: Passenger
- Lifting capacity: 2000 kg
- Drive type: Hydraulic
- Maximum lifting height: 380 mm
- Minimum lifting height: 130 mm
- Working stroke: 250 mm
- Number of pistons: 1
- Material: Steel
- Pedal: no
The TORIN T82003 lift is the perfect solution for use in garages, workshops, tire service stations, and in the industry. With its low profile, it is ideal for working with sports cars and other vehicles with lowered suspensions. Reliability, durability, and ease of use make it a choice for professionals who value high quality and safety at work.
TORIN T82003 is not just a tool, but a partner in daily work, enabling quick and effective completion of tasks related to vehicle maintenance and repair. Its versatility and adaptability to different types of vehicles make it an invaluable part of the equipment for any professional car service.
TORIN is a brand under which garage equipment is produced. Production of tools takes place in China, and the brand itself is a subsidiary of a larger corporation "Changshu Tongrun Auto Accessory Co., Ltd", founded in 1954.
TORIN products have gained popularity and enjoy consistently high demand in 180 countries around the world (Asia, Europe, and North America), which confirms the quality and durability of production. The company's clients include both small and medium-sized enterprises as well as the largest global brands such as Renault, GM, and Ford. The highest level of customer service and the latest innovations are the main directions that TORIN has been following for many years.
