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Bradbury H2411/3B vs Twin Busch TWX-610
The Bradbury H2411/3B is a 4 tonne two-post vehicle lift. The Twin Busch TWX-610 is a tyre changer, up to 24in internal clamping.
Last reviewed 13 September 2026
Specifications side by side
| Bradbury H2411/3B | Twin Busch TWX-610 | |
|---|---|---|
| Motor power | 3 kW | 1.1 kW |
| Supply | 3-phase 400V or single phase 240V, 50Hz | 230V, 16A type C fuse |
| Lifting capacity | 4 tonnes | - |
| Lifting height | max 3450 mm, min 95 mm | - |
| Lift/lower time | 40 seconds | - |
| Drive-through width | 2506 mm | - |
| Arm reach | 598-1250 mm (front arms) | - |
| Warranty | 2 years | - |
| Rim range | - | 10-21in external clamping, 12-24in internal clamping |
| Max wheel diameter | - | 1040 mm (41in) |
| Max wheel width | - | 355 mm (14in) |
| Air pressure | - | 8-10 bar |
| Bead breaker force | - | 2500 kg |
| Weight | - | 188 kg |
Sources: Bradbury H2411/3B, Twin Busch TWX-610. Figures vary by model year and options, so check with the supplier before you commit.
Buy or hire the H2411/3B if...
A 4 tonne electro-hydraulic two-post lift available on either single or 3-phase supply, with a 2506mm drive-through width for cars and light vans. It carries a 2 year warranty as standard. Suits a UK garage wanting a simple two-post lift fitted through a regional Bradbury dealer.
Full H2411/3B specifications →Buy or hire the TWX-610 if...
A single-phase tyre changer clamping wheels up to 24 inches internally, with a 2500kg bead breaker and 1350Nm turntable torque. It runs from a standard 230V supply and needs a shop air line at 8-10 bar. Suits a general car and light van tyre bay rather than large commercial wheels.
Full TWX-610 specifications →Common questions
What is the difference between the Bradbury H2411/3B and the Twin Busch TWX-610?
The Bradbury H2411/3B is a 4 tonne two-post vehicle lift; the Twin Busch TWX-610 is a tyre changer, up to 24in internal clamping.
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