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简体中文Car elevators, also known as automobile lifts or car lifts, are mechanical devices that are designed to lift and lower vehicles from one level to another. They are often used in parking garages, car dealerships, and other multi-level buildings where space is limited.
There are several types of car elevators, including hydraulic, mechanical, and pneumatic. Hydraulic elevators use fluid pressure to lift and lower the vehicle, while mechanical elevators use a system of pulleys and cables. Pneumatic elevators use air pressure to lift and lower the vehicle.
Car elevators can be either open or enclosed. Open elevators have no walls or doors and are typically used to lift vehicles in and out of parking garages or other open areas. Enclosed elevators have walls and doors and are typically used to lift vehicles between levels in a building.
Car elevators are typically operated by trained technicians who are responsible for loading and unloading vehicles and ensuring the safe operation of the lift. They are typically equipped with safety features such as barriers, warning lights, and emergency stop buttons to help prevent accidents.
In the modern city, there are more and more cars. To solve the difficulty of parking, TENAU uses its mature elevator technology to make for cars hindrance-free transportation, vertically through a design, that considers the performance and size of various cars.
