COMPACT DESIGN FOR LOW CEILINGS: The Atlas Automotive Equipment 9KBPX 2-Post Lift, boasting an open-top baseplate style, fits seamlessly into garages with ceilings as low as 9? 6?, making it perfect for limited space environments EXCEPTIONAL CAPACITY AND DESIGN: With a lifting capacity of 9,000 lbs., this lift is ideal for servicing a vast range of vehicles, from small cars and SUVs to light-duty trucks, ensuring reliable and robust performance ADVANCED SAFETY FEATURES: Equipped with a spring-loaded Secondary Lock System (SLS), it automatically engages if a chain slackens or breaks, providing an uncompromised level of safety and security during operation ERGONOMIC SYMMETRIC ARMS: The lift's symmetric arms, coupled with automatic arm restraints, accommodate diverse vehicle designs and ensure stability, making maintenance tasks efficient and hassle-free INCLUDED ADAPTER SET: Purchase includes a free 8-piece truck adapter set and essential mounting hardware, simplifying installation and enhancing the lift's flexibility in handling different vehicle types

The Atlas 9KBPX is an economically designed baseplate two-post lift great for low ceiling garages. The total column height of 111 ½” (9 feet 3 ½ inches) allows this lift to be installed in almost any professional or home garage with a ceiling as low as 9 feet 6 inches. The Atlas 9KBPX “chain over roller” lift features a spring loaded Secondary Lock System (SLS) that automatically engages in the event of a slack or broken chain. The reliable dual chain-drive cylinders, symmetric arms, and automatic arm restraints make this the perfect choice for “Mr. Homeowner” or small commercial shop looking to service cars, SUV’s and light duty trucks (not recommended to lift Diesel Dually or other large trucks). Our lift equipment is back by our Atlas 5 Year Structural Warranty, 2 Year Hydraulic Cylinder Warranty, and 1 Year Power Unit Warranty. Delivery of our vehicle lifts are done via LTL freight service by appointment only, due to the length of the lifts, offloading must be done with a forklift or a rollback wrecker. All shipments must be inspected for damage and/or loss before signing the carrier’s proof of delivery.