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Load Capacity: Choose a bracket based on the weight of the vehicle you typically use, leaving ample margin (it's recommended to choose a model wit...
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Park the vehicle on a hard, level surface, apply the parking brake, and secure the wheels with chocks.Identify the officially designated support point...
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A-shaped bracket: The most common type, with an A-shaped base for excellent stability.U-shaped bracket: A U-shaped bracket at the top, more suitable f...
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Classification by load-bearing capacity: Common models include 2-ton, 3-ton, 5-ton, and 8-ton models (specifications are usually based on the load-bea...
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Its operating principle is based on rigid support and mechanical self-locking:Lifting: First, use a jack to raise the vehicle from its original positi...
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A typical vehicle lift safety stand typically consists of the following components:Support column (main frame): The primary vertical load-bearing stru...
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As a secondary protection device for major lifting equipment such as hydraulic jacks and pneumatic lifts, these brackets are essential equipment requi...
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Vehicle underbody maintenance: such as changing engine oil and transmission fluid, inspecting the exhaust pipe and brake system, etc.Tire replacement:...
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Car lifting safety stands, also known as car safety stands, repair stands, or jack stands, are mechanical devices used to provide secondary support an...
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Maximum load capacity: Before use, understand the maximum load capacity of the safety stand to ensure it can safely support the vehicle.Force control:...
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Proper placement: Safety stands should be placed on designated points on the vehicle to avoid damage to the bumper and other components.Vehicle brakin...
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Reduce operational risks: When using a safety stand, the vehicle is stably supported, reducing the risk of injury to repair personnel due to vehicle s...
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