Space saver
The Sun VIC 3000 Automatic Test Lane from Snap-on helps test centres save space and money.
The VOSA approved equipment uses the Sun DGA 2500 Combi Gas Analyser as the central control for the entire test lane. This reduces the footprint and also provides a cost-effective route into upgrading to an ATL. A powerful PC is coupled with an adjustable 22” tilt and turn flatscreen monitor so the tester can easily see information. The diagnostic emissions analyser has automated test procedures and has a modular design so garages can expand the DGA 2500 into a complete diagnostic and information system.
Tags: Snapon, Automatic Test Lane, lifts, workshop equipment, cars, trucks
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