SKU: ATEATTD-BP10000X

ATLAS BP10000 Baseplate 2 Post Lift

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$5,015.00 ~~$5,699.00~~

Need to lift heavy vehicles in a low-ceiling garage? The Atlas BP10000 Baseplate 2-Post Lift is your solution. Built for tight spaces, it features extra-strong, middle-welded columns and a unique single-point lock release for maximum safety and efficiency.

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FEATURES

10,000 lb. Capacity
Dual Hydraulic Chain-Drive Cylinders Made On ANSI Standard
Single-Point Lock Release Allows Both Columns To Be Disengaged Simultaneously
Double Lock System
Super-Symmetric Arms
Base Plate Design
2 and 3 Stage Arms
Welded Support Gussets Increase Column Strength.
Automatic Arm Restraints
Powder Coat Finish
Free 12 Piece Truck Adapter Set
Mounting Hardware Included
5 Year Structural Warranty, 2 Year Hydraulic Cylinder Warranty, and 1 Year Power Unit Warranty
Shipping Weight: 1,640 LBS.

SPECIFICATIONS

DOCUMENTS

VIDEOS

Difference Between Symmetric Arms and Asymmetric Arms On a Two Post Lift

What is the difference between symmetric and asymmetric? Most of our customers ask that question. This video explains the difference between asymmetric arms and symmetric arms on an above ground lift.

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Capacity	10,000 LB.
Overall Height	111 7/8″ (9’ 3 7/8″)
Overall Floor Width	139 1/8″ (11’ 7 1/8″)
Outside Column to Outside Column	134 1/2″ (11’ 2 1/2″)
Maximum Lift Height (Without Adapters)	77 3/8″
Maximum Lift Height (With Adapters)	86 3/8″
Minimum Arm Height	4″
Inside Column	112 1/4” (9’ 4 1/4”)
Drive Thru	101 1/4” (8’ 5 1/4”)
Column Size	9 1/2″ x 11″
Column Thickness of Steel	6mm
Base Of Lift	17 1/2″ x 21 1/2″
Motor/Electrical Requirement	220 volt single (1) phase. A 30 amp breaker is recommended
Oil Requirement	3-5 Gallons AW32/AW46 (NOT INCLUDED)
Shipping Weight	1,640 LBS.
Adapter Heights	4 Each 2”, 3”, 6”
Arm Hole/Adapter Peg Size	1.5”

ATLAS BP10000 Baseplate 2 Post Lift

Difference Between Symmetric Arms and Asymmetric Arms On a Two Post Lift

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