Rotary Lifts
Rotary lifts are hydraulic lifts that are used to hoist automobiles for service and storage. Common types of rotary lifts are two-post lifts, four-post lifts, and inground lifts.
Two-post and four-post lifts have floor-mounted posts that support and contain the hydraulic system that lifts the automobile. For example, parking lifts are a type of four-post lift designed for storage with one car on the lift and another beneath. Inground lifts, in comparison, have the hydraulic elements projecting from the floor. Mid-rise lifts are scissor-style hydraulic lifts commonly used to lift an automobile for service use.
Rotary lifts are available in a number of sizes and strengths, from basic car lifts up to heavy-duty rotary lifts that can lift and hold commercial trucks and buses. Rotary lifts can be made from a variety of materials as well.