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Stertil-Koni ST1075 vs Twin Busch TW242PE

The Stertil-Koni ST1075 is a mobile column lift for heavy vehicles, sold and used in sets. The Twin Busch TW242PE is a 4.2 tonne two-post vehicle lift, profi line, 3-phase.

Last reviewed 13 September 2026

Specifications side by side

Stertil-Koni ST1075Twin Busch TW242PE
Lifting capacity16,500 lbs (7,484 kg) per column4200 kg
Lifting heightmax 73in (1854 mm), automatic stop at highest position1900 mm (1960 mm pad extended, 2060 mm with adapter)
Motor power3-4 hp per column depending on variant2.2 kW
Weightapprox. 1255 lbs (569 kg) per column, wireless model650 kg
Lift time75 seconds-
Column height97in (2464 mm)-
Lift/lower time-approx. 45 / 30 seconds
Supply-400V 3-phase, 16A type C fuse
Width between posts-2850 mm
Max vehicle width-2574 mm

Sources: Stertil-Koni ST1075, Twin Busch TW242PE. Figures vary by model year and options, so check with the supplier before you commit.

Buy or hire the ST1075 if...

A mobile column lift used in sets of two, four or more under trucks, buses and other heavy vehicles, each column rated at up to 7.5 tonnes. Columns raise a vehicle to nearly 1.9 metres in about 75 seconds and stop automatically at height. Suits a commercial vehicle or fleet workshop rather than a car garage.

Full ST1075 specifications →

Buy or hire the TW242PE if...

A 4.2 tonne two-post lift on a 400V 3-phase supply, sized for cars and light vans up to about 2.57 metres wide. It raises to 1900mm in around 45 seconds, with height-adjustable dual-stage turntables and automatic safety locking. Suits a garage bay already wired for 3-phase power.

Full TW242PE specifications →

Common questions

What is the difference between the Stertil-Koni ST1075 and the Twin Busch TW242PE?

The Stertil-Koni ST1075 is a mobile column lift for heavy vehicles, sold and used in sets; the Twin Busch TW242PE is a 4.2 tonne two-post vehicle lift, Profi Line, 3-phase.

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