Car Lift

Hydraulic car elevators use the force of fluid pressure to elevate and descend, to operate by using fluid, typically oil, to generate pressure that powers a piston to lift or lower the car. The piston is located within a cylinder, and as fluid is pumped into the cylinder, the piston moves upward, raising the car. Similarly, when fluid is released from the cylinder, the piston moves downward, lowering the car. Hydraulic elevators are typically used in low-rise buildings and have a maximum travel height of around 60 feet.

Traction car elevators utilize cables and counterweights to elevate and descend, traction car elevators, also known as cable-driven elevators, are a type of elevator commonly used in high-rise buildings to transport people and goods from one floor to another. They operate using a system of cables, pulleys, and counterweights to move the elevator car up and down. They are known for their fast and efficient operation, and they require a dedicated machine room at the top of the elevator shaft.

A residential car elevator is designed to lift a car from the ground level to an upper level in a residential building. It is essentially a vertical lift that can accommodate a car, allowing homeowners to park their vehicles in a space-saving manner.

Residential car elevators come in various sizes and configurations, ranging from single-car lifts to multi-car lifts that can transport multiple vehicles at once. They can be installed in a garage, a driveway, or even outside a building, depending on the design and the location of the property.

Installing a residential car elevator can provide several benefits, including increased security for the vehicle, efficient use of space, and ease of access for people with mobility issues.

A commercial car elevator is designed to transport vehicles between different levels of a commercial building, such as a 4S shop or a showroom. They are typically larger and have a higher weight capacity than residential car elevators.