In April 2025 two Chinese newsrooms reported on Jiashan Zhida Machinery & Electrical Appliance Co., Ltd. (ZHIDA). Zhejiang Satellite TV's news programmeChina Blue Observation filmed our stand at the 137th Canton Fair, and Jiashan county media covered the preparations behind it. Both reports are quoted below in English, with links to the originals.
On 17 April, the third day of the fair, China Blue Observation visited the ZHIDA stand, where multi-function hydraulic tools, car repair tools and motorcycle repair tools were drawing buyers. The broadcaster noted that the centre of the stand was taken by a new electric motorcycle lift developed this year: a heavy-duty repair platform 2.4 m long and 1.5 m wide, built specifically for customers in Asian countries.
General manager Wang Yibin told the broadcaster that the company is aiming at emerging markets in Southeast Asia:
“This time we launched a multi-function, heavy-duty electric repair platform that meets customers' high-end needs. Because customers in Southeast Asia, including Thailand and Malaysia, have already told us they run many image stores and brand stores that need high-end equipment with both looks and function to support them.”
The Jiashan county report set the scene: 48 Jiashan companies took 80 booths at the 137th Canton Fair (15 April – 5 May 2025, Guangzhou). ZHIDA was described as founded in 2002, developing, designing and manufacturing multi-function hydraulic tools, car repair tools and motorcycle repair tools, with products shipped mainly to the Americas, Europe and Oceania.
Because some machines are too large to bring to the hall, the company finished refurbishing its showroom before the fair so that oversized products could be shown to buyers over a live video link.
The new electric motorcycle lift was described as carrying up to 1 ton, running quieter, and having an extendable platform so that one machine covers two-, three- and four-wheeled motorcycles. Wang said the company had invited a group of Thai customers, that Southeast Asia was the focus, and that the aim was to sign orders at the show.
Our current electric motorcycle lift range is built on the same idea: a full-size platform you roll a machine onto, powered rather than pumped, sized for workshop and showroom use. Real catalogue figures for the three models:
| Model | Capacity | Height range | Table | Ramp | Net weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ZD04157-DM-2275 | 1500 lb | 200–1040 mm | 2200 × 750 mm | 700 × 500 mm | 220 kg |
| ZD04157-DM | 1500 lb | 190–830 mm | 2000 × 600 mm | 700 × 600 mm | 151 kg |
| ZD04152DM | 1500 lb | 190–830 mm | 1950 × 1220 mm | 580 × 1220 mm | 255 kg |
All three lift from roughly 190–200 mm, so a machine still on its side stand can be rolled straight on. If you are weighing a lift against a jack, the difference is not size but whether the wheels stay on the platform — we set that out in motorcycle lift vs motorcycle jack. Every term used here is also defined in ourworkshop equipment glossary.
The reports point at the same shift: customers in Thailand and Malaysia are opening branded image stores and need equipment that looks as good as it works. That is a different buying criterion from a pure price comparison, and it is why the featured machine was a heavy, quiet, electric platform rather than a basic hydraulic table.
The 137th China Import and Export Fair ran from 15 April to 5 May 2025 in Guangzhou, in three phases, with around 31,000 exhibitors. ZHIDA exhibited in the tools and equipment categories alongside 47 other Jiashan companies.
China Blue Observation: “Zhejiang Corps” heads to the Canton Fair to open up new markets — China Blue News, Zhejiang Satellite TV, 18 April 2025
Jiashan county media, Canton Fair report, 14 April 2025 (digital edition); the same report by 潮新闻 · 共享联盟 · 嘉善 isonline here, 15 April 2025
Two: Zhejiang Satellite TV's news programme China Blue Observation, which visited our stand at the 137th Canton Fair and published on 18 April 2025, and Jiashan county media, which reported on our fair preparations on 14 April 2025. Both original reports are linked in the Sources section above.
An electric motorcycle lift developed in 2025, described as a heavy-duty repair platform 2.4 m long and 1.5 m wide, built specifically for customers in Asian countries. Our current electric range runs 1500 lb with platform sizes from 1950 x 1220 mm to 2200 x 750 mm.
Per the Jiashan report: capacity up to 1 ton, quieter running, more functions, and an extendable platform so one machine covers two-, three- and four-wheeled motorcycles.
Southeast Asia, with Thailand and Malaysia named in the television report, while the existing base in the Americas, Europe and Oceania continues. General manager Wang Yibin said the aim at the fair was to sign orders on site.