Two New Lifts Added to Herkules BossLifts Line

Two New Lifts Added to Herkules BossLifts Line

The BossLift VLA06 provides pneumatic lifting power, while the BossLift VLH01 is the low-profile hydraulic lift offered by the vehicle lift line.

The VLA06 leverages airbag technology, the VLH01 offers a straight vertical liftHerkules Equipment Corporation has two new vehicle lifts joining the company’s BossLifts line this spring. The BossLift VLA06 provides pneumatic lifting power, while the BossLift VLH01 is the low-profile hydraulic lift offered by the vehicle lift line.

The VLA06 leverages the airbag technology of the company’s popular T200 (now VLA03) lift to offer a straight vertical lift with a raised height of up to 29” by using two platforms, each 31” by 67.5”, placed on each side of the quick lube pit. The VLA06 has a lift capacity of 10,000 lbs., and a lowered height of only 4.25”.

The company’s low-profile hydraulic lift for shops, the VLH01, was previewed last spring in prototype form as the T260. Like the VLA03, the VLH01 offers a straight vertical lift with a raised height up to 32” on two platforms, each 19.25” by 53.5”, with a lift capacity of 8,000 lbs. and a lowered height of 4.625”.

“The response to our American-made, straight vertical pneumatic lifts was great,” Todd Bacon, Herkules president and CEO remarked. “Leveraging the technology and capabilities of our VLA03 lift, we developed two alternatives that offer similar functionality with the different capabilities our customers find valuable.”

Kevin Prost, VP and CFO added, “The continued success of BossLifts by Herkules shows that there is a market for quality-built, American-made lifts within the U.S.”

 

For more information, visit www.herkules.us/.

Herkules Equipment Corp.
Phone: 248-960-7100Fax: 248-960-7109Contact: Kevin Prost

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