The extra flat lift makes it extremely easy to navigate a bike with low ground clearance. Forget about a bike hanging at the edge of a lift or, worse, scratching the suspension. And, with the platform of the lift so low, any service technician can easily push a bike onto it. Also, thanks to the automatic wheel clamp it is not necessary to struggle for balance when getting the bike onto the lift. No need to lean down – the clamp closes automatically when touching a special yellow bar. Releasing the clamp is equally easy - just press the button and the clamp opens automatically.
The flat lift is a perfect addition to an ”Express Lane Service”. Coupled with the ”Mini Pneumatic Lift” accessory, the lift can be jacked up in less than 60 seconds! And, the elevated edges of the lift prevent your tools from falling down.
The MaroLow extra flat is equipped with a short automatic run-up ramp that folds underneath when the lift is up. No more carrying cumbersome and heavy ramps that take away a technician’s time and might compromise their safety. And, the foldable front gate enables quick and easy access to the front of the bike.
You don’t have to demolish the shop floor and pour concrete to anchor an in-ground lift. The 1200 W flat lift is low enough to ensure comfortable operating with no construction works needed.
When you let your customers watch you fix their bike through an observation window, you want to show off your best. Having the latest lift technology on display in your service area will ensure that bike owners know they have left their babies in good hands.
1200W/1200WI |
For all type of bikes, especially heavy bikes and/or with low ground clearance |
Dimensions |
2300 x 750 mm |
Maximum height |
1200 mm / 47” |
Minimum height |
80 mm / 3” |
Capacity |
600 kg / 1320 lbs. |
Standard accessories |
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Additional accessories |
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Control panel |
the pump is located externally: either in a lateral control panel (1200 W) or integrated into a cabinet (1200WI) |
Power supply |
230 V – 50 Hz / 110 V – 60 Hz 8 bar / 110 PSI (compressed air) |
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