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Atlas® BP8000 Baseplate 2 Post Auto Lift 8,000-lb Capacity

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Atlas® BP8000 Baseplate 2 Post Auto Lift 8,000-lb CapacityThe Atlas BP8000 is a baseplate two post lift designed for low ceiling garages. The total column height of 108" (9 feet) allows this lift to be installed in almost any professional or home garage with a ceiling as low as 9 feet 3 inches. The Atlas BP8000 features 3 stage rear arms giving more flexibility to your lifting points. Atlas BP8000 also featuring a single point lock release, automatic arm restraints, double safety lock system, powder coat

The Atlas BP8000 is a baseplate two-post lift designed for low ceiling garages. The total column height of 108" (9 feet) allows this lift to be installed in almost any professional or home garage with a ceiling as low as 9 feet 3 inches.

The Atlas BP8000 features 3-stage rear arms giving more flexibility to your lifting points. Atlas BP8000 also featuring a single-point lock release, automatic arm restraints, double safety lock system, powder coat finish, and heavy-duty dual hydraulic chain-drive cylinders.

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Features include

  • 8,000 lb. Capacity
  • Base Plate Design
  • Single Point Lock Release
  • Double Lock System
  • Dual Hydraulic Chain-Drive Cylinders
  • Super Symmetric Arms
  • 3-Stag Rear Arms
  • Automatic Arm Restraints
  • Powder Coat Finish
  • Self-Lubricating HMW Polyethylene Sliders and Bronze Bushings
  • Mounting Hardware Included
  • FREE 12 Piece Truck Adaptor Set
  • Shipping Weight: 1,290-lb

Specifications Include

Atlas® BP8000 Specifications
Capacity 8,000 LB.
Manufacturer Atlas
Overall Height 108" (9')
Overall Width 132" (11')
Outside Column to Outside Column 124" (10' 4")
Maximum Lift Height (Without Adapters) 70 1/2" (5' 10 1/2")
Maximum Lift Height (With Adapters) 81 1/8" (6' 9 1/8")
Minimum Arm Height 3 1/2"
Base Plate Width 11 1/2"
Inside Column 109 5/8" (9' 1 5/8")
Drive Thru 99" (8' 3")
Column Size 7 1/4" x 11"
Column Thickness of Steel 6mm
Carriage Thickness of Steel 6mm
Arms Thickness of Steel 6mm
Cable Diameter .375"
Base Of Lift (17 1/2" x 17 3/4")
Motor/Electrical Requirement 3 HP 220V single (1) phase.
A 30 amp breaker is required.
Oil Requirement 3-5 Gallons AW32/AW46
Shipping Weight 1,290 LB.

 

Requires a minimum of 4" of concrete with 3000 psi.

All lifts come with a step by step instruction manual.

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