Move the bogie through the workshop without improvising every lift.

AUTOLIFT’s bogie-handling portfolio turns removal, lowering, rotation and transport into a controlled depot workflow.

In practice: get the bogie out from under the vehicle, move it to the work area, turn or position it if needed, then bring it back.

Raise or lower bogies from below the vehicle.

Best for: bogie exchange and underfloor maintenance

Lower a bogie or wheelset out of the vehicle path.

Best for: heavy overhaul without lifting the whole consist

Rotate bogies to align with workshop tracks or work positions.

Best for: space-constrained bogie shops

Hold and rotate bogie assemblies for technician access.

Best for: component overhaul and detailed work

Move bogies and components between workshop stations.

Best for: production flow and bogie shops

Engineer unusual depot movement around the real workshop.

Best for: non-standard fleets and constrained sites

Create the condition for bogie removal.

Use the appropriate underfloor method.

Transfer, rotate or position the assembly.

Reverse the controlled workflow after maintenance.

A workshop can have excellent technicians and still lose hours if heavy components are awkward to move between stations.

Before: bogie movement depends on cranes and manual coordination.

After: the bogie follows a designed workshop route.

CBP maps the depot movement, protects the IME-Autolift lifting/handling scope, and integrates equipment, controls, installation and service around the real workflow.