Product Overview


Practice battery pack removal safely and under controlled conditions. Our disassembly ramp supports the weight of a vehicle battery pack as it is lowered, positioned, and removed from the chassis, the same task technicians face during service, repair, and end-of-life recycling. Its stable platform and controlled height adjustment help you handle heavy, awkward packs with less strain and more precision. Whether you are training service technicians, teaching automotive students, or preparing staff for battery recycling work, this lab builds the handling skills and safety habits that real workshops demand.

Product Specifications


Parameter

Specification

Product type

Electric battery disassembly lift ramp

Maximum load capacity

500 kg to 800 kg 

Platform dimensions

1200 mm × 800 mm 

Lift height range

200 mm to 1200 mm 

Lift method

Electric control

Tilt adjustment

±10° 

Platform surface

Anti-slip, insulated mat

Battery pack compatibility

Passenger EV

Securing system

Adjustable straps and locating pins

Emergency lowering

Manual release valve

Safety features

Overload protection, mechanical locking, emergency stop, load indicator

Power supply

230 V AC, single-phase

Operating temperature

0 °C to +45 °C

Structure

Powder-coated steel frame

Key Experiments You Can Perform

  • Load Path and Centering Verification

    Position a Battery pack on the platform and check its center of gravity against the platform markings. Use the load indicator to confirm the weight and learn how off-center loads affect stability and lifting.

  • Securing and Restraint Setup

    Fit the locating pins and straps to a mock battery pack, then practice securing it before any lift or tilt. Inspect each restraint point and document the checks that must pass before movement begins.

  • Controlled Lowering and Emergency Procedures

    Raise and lower the loaded platform in small steps, then test the emergency stop and manual release valve. Learn how to bring a load to a safe position if power or hydraulics fail.

  • Fastener Removal Sequence Practice

    Work through a documented removal sequence on a training pack, recording the order of fastener removal, torque checks, and handling points. Build the habit of following the manufacturer’s procedure before the ramp takes any load.