About this asset

Constructed from heavy tubular steel, this industrial car frame rack Revit family features an integrated pulling tower and four adjustable body clamps. This workshop asset models a heavy-duty automotive frame straightening machine. The primary chassis comprises a low-profile blue tubular steel perimeter frame divided by structural crossmembers, resting on multi-directional caster wheels for shop mobility. Four yellow adjustable pinch-weld clamp stands are anchored along outrigger mount tabs to support a vehicle unibody. Attached to the rear pivot point is an inclined yellow pulling tower supported by a hydraulic cylinder and equipped with a series of chain tie-down collars, presenting realistic mechanics for automotive collision repair documentation.

The download is a 840 KB file containing a Revit family (.rfa). Load it into a project from the Insert tab with Load Family, then place it like any other component of its category; it schedules and tags with the rest of your model.

Designed for integration into Revit specialty equipment schedules, this family can be placed directly on level floor surfaces within architectural or industrial shop layouts. The geometry maintains clean edges across realistic and shaded display styles, facilitating spatial clearance checks and service bay planning. Material assignments allow project teams to modify paint finishes or map custom steel textures within the native type properties.

Ideal for commercial automotive service bays, collision repair centres, technical vocational training facilities, and fleet maintenance garages, this asset provides vital spatial validation during schematic design and design development. Specifiers and space planners can accurately coordinate floor clearance around vehicle bays, hoists, tool storage, and diagnostic equipment. It serves search requirements for auto body straightening racks, collision repair machinery, and workshop specialty equipment.