Automotive Bodyshop Equipment

Body repair and refinishing equipment for automotive workshops, including hydraulic repair equipment, panel drying, polishing and spray-related workshop tools.

Choosing bodyshop equipment

• Application: match the equipment to pulling, pushing, straightening, sanding, polishing, drying or spray-system maintenance work.
• Working capacity: check hydraulic force, stroke, tool reach or operating range where relevant.
• Air and electrical supply: confirm pressure, CFM, voltage and power requirements before installation.
• Consumable compatibility: verify pad, abrasive, hose, fitting and cleaning-fluid compatibility for the model selected.
• Workspace: allow for tool movement, panel access, hose routing and safe clearance around the vehicle.
• Extraction and ventilation: sanding, refinishing and solvent-related work can require suitable dust extraction or ventilation.
• Safety: review guarding, PPE and manufacturer operating instructions for the specific repair process.