Rotary Lift Releases New Mobile Wheel Lift

Nov. 14, 2013

Nov. 14, 2013—Rotary Lift announced on Wednesday the release of its new MW-200 Mobile Wheel Lift, designed to make the wheel removal and installation process smoother for repairers.

“If you don’t pull a wheel off straight when working on a vehicle equipped with ceramic brakes, it can be easy to bump and crack the rotor,” says Ron Lainhart, parts and service manager for Rotary Lift. “The MW-200 takes the risk out of the operation. You just position the wheel on the raised lift and roll the lift backward. There’s no strenuous lifting, pulling or jerking involved. Since ceramic discs are so expensive to replace, the MW-200 could pay for itself after just a few jobs.”

The MW-200, which was introduced at last week’s SEMA Show in Las Vegas, features three large rollers for holding and rotating wheels and tires weighing up to 200 lbs. The rollers allow the technician to align the wheel and hub without straining to hold a heavy load. The lift has a rise time of just six seconds to keep the repair process moving at a quick pace.

To use the MW-200, the operator simply connects the included air hose to a compressor capable of providing 100 psi. The lift has a single-lever control and an additional air-tool hookup on the column. A tray for parts and tools is mounted on the column, as well.

“The MW-200 is a simple tool that could save you from being liable for cracked rotors,” says Lainhart. “It is fast and easy to operate, so technicians can use it on a daily basis without sacrificing productivity.”

The MW-200 weighs 135 lbs. and stands slightly more than five feet tall. To learn more about it, visit rotarylift.com.

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