Kept the Pace: Stertil-Koni On Track for Record Vehicle Lift Orders in 2022
Stertil-Koni Reports Record Lift Orders in 2022
Stertil-Koni lifting systems are used in bus and truck maintenance facilities across North America.

Stertil-Koni heavy-duty vehicle lifts feature construction utilizing high tensile steel.
Photo: Stertil-Koni
Heavy-duty vehicle lift provider Stertil-Koni announced that the company has reported record lift orders, sales, and installations for the full year 2022, according to the company's news release.
“We are particularly proud of this achievement,” said Dr. Jean DellAmore, company president. “The past year was marked by extensive supply chain interruptions, higher raw material prices, and significant uncertainty in the global economy. Nonetheless, our extended team — which includes Stertil-Koni employees strategically serving the U.S. and Canada — along with a dedicated network of long-established, highly knowledgeable distributors – performed at the highest levels."
Stertil-Koni lifting systems are used in bus and truck maintenance facilities across North America, including transit agencies, trucking companies, state agencies, the U.S. Military, police, fire, emergency rescue, the aviation sector, pupil transportation, and a host of additional vertical industries.
Stertil-Koni heavy-duty vehicle lifts feature:
Construction utilizing maximum strength, high tensile steel.
Full-color touchscreen control console on all models.
Rapid lifting and lowering every time.
Hydraulic technology.
Synchronization for maximum safety and convenience.
Mechanical locking system to prevent unintended lowering.
“Because Stertil-Koni offers the broadest range of ALI (Automotive Lift Institute) certified heavy-duty vehicle lifts in the industry, we can match any customer need with a lifting system that is tailored for a particular type of vehicle, application, and even geographic location," DellAmore said.
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