CJJ, Inc. now manufactures and sells the Signature auto body frame machine. The Signature has a look that many will recognize with a familiar design that allows an auto body repair specialist to get to work quickly, as many have been trained on similar pieces of frame equipment. The design includes its optional pulling tower configurations of three-, four-or five-round-shaped towers. 

"We at CJJ, Inc. are proud to offer the Signature to those in the auto body industry," CJJ, Inc. president Charley Beaton said. "This machine will enable auto repair specialists to perform quickly and efficiently in their tasks, ensuring the satisfaction of their customers."

The Signature's 10,000-pound lift capacity is supported by both the frame's steel construction and the lifting power of dual hydraulic rams. A hand-held unit on 25 feet of cord controls the Signature's high pressure centralized hydraulic system.

Twenty-foot-long treadways and a 7-foot-4-inch total bed width allow auto repair specialists the ability to work on vehicles of many sizes. The Signature's weight varies, depending on the tower configuration. The three-tower Signature weighs 7,050 pounds, the four-tower weighs 7,650 pounds, and the five-tower weighs 8,100 pounds.

The Signature frame rack will be marketed in the United States and worldwide through a distributor network. Distributors that currently sell to the auto body repair area and are interested in handling this piece of collision repair equipment should inquire about having their company distribute the Signature frame machine.

CJJ, Inc. also manufactures the Star-A-Liner Cheetah line of frame machines. More information about the Cheetah line, including machine specifications, is available online at www.staraliner.com.