This stand supports engines up to 600 kg and tilts in 8 fixed positions for easy access during disassembly and maintenance. Two swivel wheels with brakes and two fixed cast iron wheels provide stability and mobility. A rotating tray holds small parts within reach during work.
The engine stand 600 kg model supports automotive engines during overhaul, inspection, and repair tasks. The frame tilts in 8 fixed positions, allowing technicians to rotate the engine for convenient access to all sides. Two swivel wheels with foot-operated brakes lock the stand in place during work. Two fixed cast iron wheels at the rear add structural stability.
The rotating tray mounts on the frame and holds bolts, nuts, and small components. Overall dimensions measure 1200 × 840 × 930 mm. Net weight is 27.5 kg. The wheelbase spans 720 mm, and frame width reaches 840 mm.
The steel frame carries a maximum load of 600 kg. The powder-coated surface resists corrosion in workshop environments. The wheelbase of 720 mm and frame width of 840 mm distribute weight evenly. The stand height of 930 mm suits standing or seated working postures.
The frame design balances rigidity with portability. A single operator can move the stand across the workshop floor without lifting equipment. The compact packing size of 880 × 215 × 215 mm simplifies storage and transport.
The tilt mechanism locks the engine in 8 distinct positions around a horizontal axis. Each position provides a different angle for accessing cylinder heads, oil pans, transmission mounts, and exhaust manifolds. Technicians adjust the angle without repositioning the entire stand.
The detent system holds the engine securely at each angle. No continuous adjustment is required once the desired position is set. This reduces setup time during multi-stage disassembly or reassembly.
Two swivel wheels at the front rotate 360 degrees and include foot-operated brakes. Two fixed cast iron wheels at the rear maintain directional stability. The combination allows straight-line movement and tight-radius turns within confined workshop spaces.
Engaging both brakes prevents unintended movement during torque-intensive tasks. The cast iron wheels handle lateral loads when the engine is tilted. The swivel wheels simplify maneuvering around other equipment and workbenches.
A rotating tray mounts on the frame and swivels to face the operator. The tray holds fasteners, gaskets, sensors, and other small components removed during disassembly. Keeping parts organized reduces the risk of loss and speeds reassembly.
The tray remains accessible regardless of the engine's tilt angle. Operators do not need to walk to a separate workbench to retrieve or store parts. This feature improves workflow efficiency in busy repair bays.
This stand suits automotive repair shops, garages, and maintenance centers. Technicians use it to remove engines from vehicles for major overhauls, bearing replacement, seal renewal, and valve train inspection. The tilt function simplifies access to the underside of the engine block and transmission bell housing. The rotating tray keeps hardware organized during multi-hour jobs. Mobile workshops and vocational training facilities also deploy this stand for engine service instruction.
The assembled stand measures 1200 mm in length, 840 mm in width, and 930 mm in height. The wheelbase of 720 mm and frame height of 170 mm define the footprint and ground clearance. Net weight is 27.5 kg; gross weight including packaging is 29 kg. The packaging dimensions of 880 × 215 × 215 mm allow stacking in storage areas and fit standard pallet configurations for freight transport.










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