Collision Repair

Globaljig Presented by Chief Introduces Versatile Light-Duty Quick Pull Bench for Collision Repair Shops

July 29, 2016

The new Globaljig Presented by Chief Quick Pull scissor lift bench is designed to handle most sheet metal and other light-duty pulling jobs right in the bay – keeping the frame benchfree for larger jobs.

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The new Globaljig® Presented by Chief® Quick Pull scissor lift bench is designed to handle most sheet metal and other light-duty pulling jobs right in the bay – keeping the frame benchfree for larger jobs.

The mid-rise Quick Pull bench easily lifts a vehicle to a comfortable ergonomic working height up to 4 ft. 5 inches. The compact Quick Pull has a lowered height of just 4 inches, so no access ramps are needed — simplydrive over the bench, swing out the lift arms, raise the car and get to work. When the job requires a light- or medium-duty pull, the Quick Pull has what’s needed - a five-ton pulling tower, complete with chain, foot pump, clamp and safety cable.

“The Globaljig Quick Pull bench can handle about 70 percent of the jobs that come into the typical shop,” said Bob Holland, director of collision sales in North and South America for Chief parent company Vehicle Service Group (VSG). “It’s perfect for average fender bender jobs like estimating, panel or dent repair, some welding, refinishing operations, even parts replacement. The Quick Pull is a productive, versatile and cost-effective addition to any bay.”

The Globaljig Quick Pull bench has a 5,500 lb. capacity and offers a variety of productivity features to accommodate a wide range of vehicles, including adjustable height sill clamps, articulating arms with adjustable rubber lift pads and extended-height rubber lift pads.

For more information about the Globaljig Presented by Chief Quick Pull bench, visitwww.chiefautomotive.com/Global-Jig/Car-Bench/Quick-Pull/ or call (800) 445-9262. Chief is also active on Twitter, twitter.com/ChiefAutomotive, and Facebook, www.facebook.com/ChiefAutomotive. For video, visit chiefautomotive.com/video-library.