Digima TW350 5t two-post car lift
TW350 — two-post automotive lift with an overhead beam, 5000 kg lifting capacity and single-sided manual safety-lock release.
TW350 Two-Post Lift
TW350 is a two-post automotive lift with an overhead beam, designed for professional workshops, mechanical service centres, tyre-service facilities and service bays for passenger and commercial vehicles. The construction is designed for vehicles weighing up to 5000 kg.
The model features single-sided manual safety-lock release, steel-cable synchronization, automatic arm locks, C-type arm holders, self-lubricating UHMW sliders and 3+3-stage arms. The lifting height is 1800 mm, while the overall height of the overhead-beam construction is 3880 mm.
The TW350 is suitable for routine servicing, mechanical repairs, undercarriage work and tyre service for passenger cars, SUVs and light commercial vehicles.
Additional Illustrative Image of the Lift
Below is an additional illustrative image of the equipment together with accessories, additional oil and installation anchors.
Dimension Drawings and Technical Details of the TW350 Lift
Two-Post Lift with Overhead Beam for Daily Workshop Work
The TW350 lift has been designed as a stable station for lifting vehicles in workshops and service centres. The overhead-beam construction provides convenient working space beneath the vehicle, while its 5000 kg lifting capacity supports a wider range of vehicles.
5000 kg lifting capacity — servicing passenger cars, SUVs and selected commercial vehicles.
Single-sided manual lock release — convenient safety-lock operation from one side of the lift.
3880 mm overall height — overhead-beam construction with a top plate.
3460 mm overall width — stable two-post construction with wide spacing.
2900 mm width between columns — convenient vehicle positioning between the posts.
3+3-stage arms — working arms suitable for a wider range of vehicles.
Automatic arm locks — secure arm position during operation.
C-type arm holders — the enclosed holder construction increases strength and safety.
How Does the TW350 Lift Work?
Lift operation involves positioning the vehicle between the columns, adjusting the arms to the lifting points, raising the vehicle to the required height and securing it with a mechanical lock. After completing service work, the operator releases the lock manually and lowers the vehicle.
Vehicle Positioning
The vehicle is positioned between the columns, and the lifting arms are adjusted to the factory lifting points.
Lifting and Locking
The 2.2 kW motor drives the lifting system, while the mechanical safety device locks the vehicle at the selected height.
Service and Lowering
After completing the work, the operator releases the safety lock from one side and lowers the vehicle in a controlled manner.
Solutions Enhancing Operational Safety
The TW350 is equipped with solutions that support safe workshop operation: single-sided manual lock release, steel-cable synchronization, automatic arm locks, C-type arm holders, a safety limit switch at the top and rubber pads protecting the vehicle lifting points.
Single-sided safety lock — mechanical safety device with manual release from one side.
Automatic arm locking and release — increase the safety of working-arm positioning.
Upper safety limit switch — reduces the risk of contact with the upper working zone.
Self-lubricating UHMW sliders — reduce friction and support stable carriage movement.
Where Is the TW350 Lift Suitable?
Automotive Workshops
- Mechanical repairs.
- Undercarriage service.
- Suspension work.
- Replacement of consumable components.
Tyre Service Facilities
- Wheel changes.
- Tyre-service work.
- Suspension inspection.
- Access to all vehicle wheels.
Vehicle Service
- Passenger cars.
- SUVs.
- Light commercial vehicles.
- Company and service fleets.