BendPak 10AP-168 Two Posts Car Lift – 10,000-Lb Capacity – 168″ Extended Height

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A Cutting-Edge Evolution in Automotive Lifting As the automotive landscape evolves with advanced technology, it’s crucial for auto repair shops to keep pace by equipping themselves with the latest tools and technology. Enter BendPak’s revolutionary AP series of two-post lifts, marking a new era in car lift engineering. These lifts are meticulously designed to integrate the best features from existing two-post lift types into an entirely novel concept, catering to extreme use, heavy loads, and operator safety and efficiency. The 10AP-168 delivers everything professionals love about the AP Series in a taller package. With an increased 168” overall height, mechanics will have more room to work comfortably. Elevate Your Expectations with the AP Series BendPak’s AP Series introduces a game-changing solution for auto repair shops seeking flexibility in installation. This resilient, secure, and dependable car lift seamlessly combines wide and narrow installation options in a single customizable package. Boasting an expandable top beam and innovative BI-METRIC™ arms, this lift can accommodate virtually any vehicle lifting requirement, whether it’s symmetric or asymmetric. The intelligent lift design strikes a balance between simplicity and sophistication, resulting in minimal service and maintenance costs, leading to reduced operating expenses and heightened productivity. Unparalleled Safety with Automatic Arm Restraint Traditional swing arm restraints have served their purpose, but BendPak takes safety to a new level. The AP series introduces the revolutionary Automatic Swing Arm Restraint System (ASARS) that stands strong against the forces exerted when vehicles unexpectedly shift during loading or service. This adaptive system boasts a heavily forged-steel design, providing over 2000 pounds of load-holding force. With a 360-degree grip, this patented arm restraint system ensures arms stay firmly in place, minimizing unplanned swing arm movement. The system’s quick-releas