About Iron Lift

Vehicle Lifting Experience. Practical Equipment. Long-Term Support.

Iron Lift is an Australian vehicle-hoist and workshop-lifting specialist proudly based in Western Australia.

We support automotive workshops, tyre and wheel businesses, dealerships, fleet operators, transport companies, heavy vehicle facilities, mining contractors and industrial customers with vehicle hoists, lifting systems, spare parts and ongoing equipment support.

Our focus is not simply on supplying a hoist. We want to help customers select equipment that suits the vehicles being lifted, the workshop, the workload and the long-term service requirements of the operation.

Who we are

A Specialist Vehicle Lifting Business

Iron Lift has been created around one clear area of specialisation: vehicle lifting.

From 2-post and 4-post hoists for automotive workshops through to scissor lifts, alignment hoists, mobile column systems, heavy vehicle lifting equipment, workshop jacks and supporting equipment, our objective is to help customers find practical lifting solutions for the work they actually perform.

That means looking beyond capacity alone. Vehicle type, wheelbase, workshop layout, ceiling height, floor requirements, access, utilisation, service requirements, spare parts availability, and future workshop needs can all influence the right equipment decision.

Iron Lift brings these considerations into the equipment conversation from the beginning.

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Experience

Built Around Real Workshop Experience

Iron Lift’s approach is built around practical involvement with workshop equipment rather than simply listing products online.

The experience behind the business includes equipment supply, workshop servicing, fault finding, repairs, installations, inspections, spare-parts identification and dealing directly with customers operating working automotive and commercial maintenance facilities.

That practical background influences the way we approach equipment selection. A hoist needs to do more than look good in a brochure. It needs to fit the workshop, suit the vehicles, perform the required work and have a realistic plan for installation, maintenance and support.

What Makes Iron Lift Different

Vehicle Lifting Specialists

A focused range and specialist website built around vehicle hoists, lifting systems and supporting equipment.

Practical Equipment Advice

Equipment considered around vehicle type, capacity, wheelbase, workshop layout, floor requirements, access and intended workload.

WA Based

A Western Australian foundation with particularly strong familiarity with Perth, regional WA and the demands of WA workshop operations.

Australia-Wide Equipment Enquiries

Vehicle hoist, lifting equipment and spare-parts enquiries welcomed from throughout Australia, with project support arrangements confirmed according to location.

Automotive to Heavy Vehicle

Solutions spanning automotive workshops through to fleets, trucks, buses, mining and commercial maintenance operations.

Support Beyond the Sale

Installation planning, servicing, repairs, inspections, preventative maintenance and spare-parts support where suitable coverage is available.

Heavy vehicle & mining

From Automotive Workshops to Mining & Heavy Vehicle Operations

Iron Lift is being built to serve more than the conventional automotive workshop market.

Mining workshops, truck and bus facilities, commercial fleets, transport depots and other heavy vehicle operations can place significantly different demands on lifting equipment.

Vehicle weight, axle configuration, wheelbase, duty cycle, site conditions, access, installation requirements, shutdown windows, spare-parts planning, and the consequences of equipment downtime may all influence the lifting solution.

Iron Lift can assist customers in working through suitable equipment options including mobile column lifts, heavy vehicle hoists, workshop jacks, supporting lifting equipment and ongoing parts and maintenance requirements.

For regional and mine-site projects, freight, site access, inductions, installation requirements, power, workshop conditions and ongoing service arrangements should be considered early in the project.

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Mobile Column Lifts

Heavy Vehicle Hoists

Mine-Site Workshop Projects

Workshop Jacks & Support Equipment

Inspection & Maintenance

Spare Parts & Downtime Support

Support beyond the sale

Support Through the Vehicle Hoist Lifecycle

Buying the equipment is only one stage of the relationship. Depending on the equipment, location and project requirements, Iron Lift can assist with the wider vehicle-hoist lifecycle, including:

The purpose is straightforward: help customers make a better equipment decision initially and provide a pathway for ongoing support afterwards.

Brands

Brands We Supply, Support or Source

Different workshops and applications require different lifting solutions. Iron Lift is not tied to forcing every customer into one type of hoist. Our multi-brand approach allows suitable equipment to be considered according to capacity, application, budget, availability, parts support and project requirements.

PEAK

Autonex

BendPak

Stertil-Koni

PowerRex

Molnar

Other relevant approved brands available through the wider Iron Range Industrial network may also be included.

Iron Lift + Iron Range Industrial

Part of a Broader Workshop & Industrial Equipment Capability

Iron Lift is the specialist vehicle-lifting brand of Iron Range Industrial.

Iron Range Industrial serves the broader workshop, industrial, mining and heavy-equipment market, while Iron Lift is focused specifically on vehicle hoists and workshop lifting equipment.

This structure allows Iron Lift to maintain specialist lifting expertise while also drawing on a broader equipment capability for workshop projects requiring complementary industrial and workshop equipment.

Industries we support

Who We Work With

Automotive Workshops

Mechanical workshops, dealerships and service facilities.

Tyre & Wheel Businesses

Tyre stores, wheel-alignment and steering/suspension facilities.

Fleet Maintenance

Light and heavy fleet workshops and multi-bay maintenance operations.

Truck & Bus

Commercial vehicle, coach, bus and heavy transport workshops.

Mining

Mining companies, mining contractors and mine-site maintenance workshops.

Transport & Logistics

Transport depots, logistics fleets and commercial vehicle operators.

Government & Councils

Council workshops, public fleets and government maintenance operations.

Agriculture & Regional Operations

Regional workshops, agricultural fleets and machinery/service facilities.

Equipment selection

The Right Hoist Starts With the Right Questions

Before recommending equipment, we want to understand what the customer actually needs to lift and how the workshop operates.

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What vehicles are being lifted?

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What is the maximum vehicle weight?

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What are the wheelbase and lifting points?

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How much workshop space and ceiling height is available?

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What is the existing concrete/slab condition?

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What work will be performed on the hoist?

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How frequently will the equipment be used?

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What installation and electrical requirements exist?

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What servicing and spare-parts support will be required?

Is the site metro, regional or mine-site?

Project capability

Workshop & Vehicle Lifting Projects

Iron Lift supports lifting projects across automotive, commercial, fleet, heavy vehicle, regional and mining workshops. Genuine project examples with photographs and equipment details will be added as approved material becomes available.

Automotive workshop lifting

Commercial and fleet workshops

Heavy vehicle and transport facilities

Regional and mine-site workshops

Next step

Let's Talk About Your Workshop

Whether you need one replacement workshop hoist, a new lifting system, heavy vehicle equipment or assistance planning a larger fleet or mine-site workshop requirement, talk to Iron Lift about the vehicles, site and work you need the equipment to handle.

We can help work through suitable equipment options, availability, freight, installation requirements and ongoing support arrangements.