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| MAHA mobile lifts offer unparalleled safety. They are ALI certified, but are built to an even higher standard. They have reduundant safety systems to protect critical functions. These backup systems, which are not required for certification, give MAHA users an uncommon measure of safety. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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SYNCHRONIZATION
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Primary System
Raised vehicles are held in place by heavy duty industrial brakes that set automatically when power is released. |
Primary System
Vehicles remain level during lifting and lowering due to the uniform speed of the column's mechanical drives. |
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Redundant System Wedge locks prevent the lifts from lowering in the unlikely event of a primary system failure. The locks are independent of the lifting mechanisms, and engage directly with the columns. Their stand-by role keeps them in like-new condition throughout the life of the lift. |
Redundant System Electronic controls monitor the lifts and make minor corrections if an out-of-level condition should occur. If level cannot be restored, the lift system shuts down. |
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| MAHA mobile lifts are designed to be as safe when they make their first lift as when they make their last. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
