Maha Ireland launches C_RGA mobile column lift
Workshop equipment provider Maha Ireland has introduced the C_RGA mobile column lift to the Irish market, which is said to mark a significant upgrade over its predecessors, featuring a lithium-ion battery as standard for the first time.
This addition not only ensures faster recharging times but also translates to an increased number of lifts, according to Maha Ireland.
The C_RGA combines “proven technology with new and innovative features”. The mobile column lifts are available in both 7.5t and 8.5t models, and have been designed to offer increased safety, smart connectivity, and reliability in abundance.
Smart connectivity: Equipped with wireless data communication and a lithium-ion battery, the C_RGA ensures quick charging and longer-lasting power, enhancing efficiency in automotive workshops.
Oil-free operation: The proven electromechanical drive eliminates the need for oil, resulting in minimal maintenance and a cleaner working environment.
Precision positioning: The high-quality worm gear motor enables precise vertical positioning, facilitating accurate and reliable lifting.
Optimised design: The slim column design offers an excellent overall view during manoeuvres, while the improved chassis allows for easy movement with the smallest turning radius.
Reliable back-up: ‘Daisy-chained’ charging cables guarantee uninterrupted use, providing a reliable backup solution for continuous workflow.
Eoin Mallon, managing director of Maha Ireland said: “We are pleased to bring the C_RGA to the Irish market. Having spoken to customers about this development over recent months, we’re confident these will be snapped up.”
Maha Ireland technical sales engineer, Stephen Flinter, highlighted the customer-centric benefits of the C_RGA: “The upgrades will only make customers’ lives easier. The lithium-ion battery, in particular, will mean less downtime and more lifts!
“Also, the new battery design reduces the overall weight of the column, which, in turn, leads to enhanced movability around the workshop and improves the visibility for the operator.”