MAHA Tanklift
arrow_backTo the overviewMAHA Multi-Post Lifting System
The MAHA Multi-Post Lifting System features four lifting units arranged in a rectangular configuration, with two movable columns that provide maximum flexibility for servicing a wide range of vehicles. In-ground vehicle supports and a slim rolling cover ensure a clean, unobstructed workspace.
Designed for maximum operational safety, the system comes standard with a redundant hydraulic system, complemented by electronic pressure and leak monitoring. Advanced electronic synchronization, based on an inductive height measurement system, ensures smooth, precise, and safe lifting—even when the lifting units are positioned at different heights.
For greater efficiency, the integrated Position Finder program can store and recall support positions for up to 40 different vehicles, enabling faster setup and streamlined maintenance operations.
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MAHA SE & Co. KG
MAHA is a leading German manufacturer of vehicle inspection, testing, and maintenance equipment for defense and commercial applications. The company delivers robust, high-precision solutions that support the inspection, diagnostics, maintenance, and lifecycle management of wheeled military vehicles and tactical fleets. Trusted by armed forces, NATO partners, and defense service providers, MAHA's technologies help maximize vehicle availability, ensure compliance with military standards, and enhance operational readiness in demanding environments.
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