Leading Vehicle Hoist Brands

Iron Lift brings selected vehicle hoist and workshop-lifting brands together in one practical catalogue, helping workshops compare suitable lifting solutions by brand, hoist type, and application.

All Brands

AutoNEX

Two-post workshop hoists with clear floor and base-plate options for practical everyday lifting.

MOLNAR

Australian vehicle hoists across two post, four-post and scissor lifting applications.

StertilKONI

Heavy-vehicle mobile columns, EARTHLIFT columns and four-post platform lifting systems.

ENDUREQUIP

Australian-made Portalift heavy vehicle column hoists, stands and workshop lifting accessories.

BP BendPak.

A broad premium range covering two post, four-post and scissor lifting solutions.

IRONLIFT

Iron Lift selected vehicle hoists for workshops needing practical supply, installation and support.

WORLD-CLASS BRANDS

A carefully selected range of industry-leading manufacturers.

EXPERT SUPPORT

Technical advice, installation, and ongoing service

INDUSTRY DPPERENCE

Real-world knowledge across a wide range of workshop environments

ONE TRUSTED PARTNER

Premium brands. Local support. Built for your business.

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Our team can help you find the right equipment for your workshop, with expert advice and competitive pricing across all brands.

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Selected Brands

A carefully chosen range of lifting and workshop-equipment brands.

Expert Support

Advice, installation planning, servicing, repairs and spare parts pathways.

Workshop Experience

Product guidance shaped around real workshop environments and vehicle requirements.

One Trusted Partner

Brand choice, product selection and support brought together through Iron Lift.

Frequently asked questions

Which brands are shown on the Iron Lift website?

Only the approved current brand hubs should appear here: Autonex, Molnar, Stertil-Koni, Endurequip, BendPak and Iron Lift.

No. Each brand hub should show the products or categories that Iron Lift has chosen to present. Do not imply the entire global catalogue is available unless confirmed.

Yes. The brand cards lead to brand hub pages, and brand hub pages should then guide users into two-post, four-post, scissor, mobile column or other relevant categories.

No prices are required on the Brands hub. Product prices or quote states must be controlled through the site-wide product/commerce system.

Yes, but only when Michael approves the brand, copy, image treatment and page structure.