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New fleet and transit facilities
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Public works and dedicated heavy bays
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Shops prioritizing open floor space
INGROUND LIFT SYSTEMS
Inground systems are permanent facility solutions that preserve working space and can be planned into new construction or major renovations.
An inground lift places most lifting components below the shop floor, leaving a clean, open bay above. Heavy-duty versions can be configured for buses, trucks and mixed fleets while preserving technician access around the vehicle.
Below-floor lifting units raise adjustable contact points or runways. Because the installation becomes part of the building, drainage, utilities, foundation design, environmental protection and future vehicle coverage must be planned early.
New fleet and transit facilities
Public works and dedicated heavy bays
Shops prioritizing open floor space
Clearest floor area of the heavy-lift options
Permanent building-integrated installation
Requires greater construction planning than surface-mounted equipment
CHOOSING THE RIGHT SYSTEM
RML can help compare equipment after these facility and workflow details are clear.
Which present and future vehicles must be covered?
What foundation, groundwater and drainage conditions exist?
How will utilities and controls be routed?
What access is required for inspection and long-term service?
RELEVANT EQUIPMENT PARTNERS
Open the official manufacturer site for current product families, then let RML help compare fit, installation and support.
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