The ABSOLUTE 756 Split lift table is designed to handle the heaviest motorcycles. Capable of lifting up to 750 kg to a height of 1.30 m, it features a sliding rear panel and a removable front section, allowing easy access to the wheel for quick and simple maintenance operations. Its extremely robust and stable structure ensures excellent working comfort in total safety.
Technical specifications
Max load capacity: 750 kg
Max lifting height: 130 cm
Min height: 20 cm
Safety positions: 8
Dimensions
Tabletop size: 220 × 75 cm
Run‑up ramp size: 82 × 51 cm
Overall dimensions (complete lift): 230 × 99 cm
Tabletop overall dimensions: 220 × 92 cm
Side wings dimensions: 161 × 8.5 cm
Sliding rear panel dimensions: 60 × 36 cm
Removable front section (Split) dimensions: 75 × 44.5 cm
Lifting system
Pump type: Electro‑hydraulic
Motor power: 1.1 kW
Power supply: 230 V – 50 Hz (Europe)
Weight
Total weight: 265 kg
Standard equipment
Run‑up ramp: 1 pc
Wheel stop: 1 pc
PZA protection plate: 1 pc
Side wings: 2 pcs
The ABSOLUTE 756 Split lift table is designed to handle the heaviest motorcycles. Capable of lifting up to 750 kg to a height of 1.30 m, it features a sliding rear panel and a removable front section, allowing easy access to the wheel for quick and simple maintenance operations. Its extremely robust and stable structure ensures excellent working comfort in total safety.
Technical specifications Max load capacity: 750 kg Max lifting height: 130 cm Min height: 20 cm Safety positions: 8
Dimensions Tabletop size: 220 × 75 cm Run‑up ramp size: 82 × 51 cm Overall dimensions (complete lift): 230 × 99 cm Tabletop overall dimensions: 220 × 92 cm Side wings dimensions: 161 × 8.5 cm Sliding rear panel dimensions: 60 × 36 cm Removable front section (Split) dimensions: 75 × 44.5 cm
Lifting system Pump type: Electro‑hydraulic Motor power: 1.1 kW Power supply: 230 V – 50 Hz (Europe)
Weight Total weight: 265 kg
Standard equipment Run‑up ramp: 1 pc Wheel stop: 1 pc PZA protection plate: 1 pc Side wings: 2 pcs
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