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Aussteller & Produkte 2024

TÜV Rheinland AG

WHEEL LIFTER

Trade fair innovation

Description

The TOP AUTO battery-powered WHEELLIFTERS WL70 are designed to move the wheels of cars and lightweight commercial vehicles conveniently and safely. It has absolutely unique features in the world of wheel lifters, making for an ease of operation which has no equal in rival products. In fact, there are no support forks on the ground in front of the lifter so the wheel can be easily moved in front of the assembly point without being obstructed. The wheel lifter has an effective load capacity of 60 or 70 kg. Lifting precision means it can stop exactly where the mechanic needs to fit the wheel, like having a strong, meticulous colleague to help you.

https://www.topauto-equipment.com/product-page/wl-70?lang=en


Max load lifter: 60/70 kg

Max. operating height: 1600 mm

Battery: 24 V

Height: 1700 mm

Width: 950 mm

Weight: kg 98

Note: battery charger included

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Reliable, certified, reproducible:
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The Battery Quick Check is as easy as this:

The diagnostic device is connected to the electric vehicle via an interface (e.g. OBD2), and the vehicle is connected to the mobile charging station. The battery data is automatically read out and sent to the Battery Quick Check Cloud, where the data is analyzed and the remaining battery capacity is determined. The Battery Quick Check Report is immediately available to your staff in the workshop.

An innovative solution for the industry – a major service plus for companies

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The powerful partners behind the Battery Quick Check

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Protection and security for vehicle data Trust is the key to the future

With Trusted Data Services, TÜV Rheinland acts as a trustee to protect the interests of all parties involved.

Much can be derived from data streams from connected cars: for example, new business models, greater vehicle safety or insights for optimising future vehicles. However, the success of data-based business models depends on whether drivers trust data security and share their data. To create this trust and thus enable new business models for all parties, TÜV Rheinland has developed Trusted Data Services as an independent data trustee.

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Recognised neutral authority

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GDPR-compliant data services for fleets

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