COATS Tire & Wheel Equipment

COATS Company — Tire Changers, Wheel Balancers, Alignment Systems, and Automotive Lifts

COATS is one of the most recognized names in the tire service industry, and for good reason. In 1947, Gil Coats designed a wheel holder for changing tractor tires in his farm-implement business. That humble invention evolved into the world’s first semi-automatic tire changer, and together with Jack Hennessy, Gil launched one of the most respected brands in automotive service equipment. Nearly eight decades later, COATS equipment can be found in tire shops, dealerships, and service centers across the country — and the brand has expanded well beyond its tire-changing roots.

Today, The COATS Company (formerly Hennessy Industries) is headquartered in LaVergne, Tennessee, just outside Nashville. Their 150,000 square-foot facility operates 7 production lines and handles everything from receiving raw materials to manufacturing, assembling, and testing finished products. COATS is a fully integrated manufacturer — they do not just assemble imported components. They transform raw materials into tested, finished products under one roof. That level of manufacturing control shows in the reliability and durability of their equipment.

While COATS built their reputation on tire changers and wheel balancers, the company has expanded significantly into a total shop solutions provider. Their current product range includes tire changers, wheel balancers, wheel alignment systems, automotive lifts (two-post, four-post, scissor, low-profile, and mobile columns), air compressors, and digital vehicle inspection and shop productivity software. For tire shops and general service centers, COATS offers a complete equipment ecosystem from a single manufacturer.

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Manufacturing in Nashville, Tennessee

COATS manufactures in LaVergne, Tennessee, in the Nashville metropolitan area. The 150,000 square-foot facility is a fully integrated manufacturing operation with 7 production lines. COATS controls the entire production process from raw material to finished product, including machining, welding, assembly, and testing. This level of vertical integration is increasingly rare in the equipment industry and gives COATS direct control over the quality of every component in their products.

The Nashville facility is not just a production floor — it is the heartbeat of the COATS brand. Engineering, product development, quality assurance, customer support, and manufacturing all happen under one roof. This proximity between engineering and production means that design improvements can be implemented quickly, quality issues are identified and resolved fast, and customer feedback flows directly to the people who design and build the equipment.

COATS invites customers to visit the facility and see how their equipment is built — a level of manufacturing transparency that speaks to their confidence in their production processes. When you walk the floor and see raw steel being cut, formed, welded, machined, and assembled into finished tire changers and lifts, you understand why COATS equipment lasts as long as it does.

The 7 production lines in the Nashville facility cover different product categories: tire changers, wheel balancers, lift equipment, and related accessories. Each line is optimized for its specific product, with dedicated tooling, fixtures, and quality checkpoints. This specialization within the facility ensures that the people building your tire changer are tire changer experts, and the people building your lift are lift specialists — they are not switching between unrelated products throughout the day.

The Rim Clamp Legacy

COATS developed the Rim Clamp tire changer design that became an industry standard. The Rim Clamp name is synonymous with professional tire changing equipment, and COATS has held this trademark for decades. When experienced tire technicians refer to a “Rim Clamp,” they are talking about COATS. This brand recognition in the tire service community is unmatched — it represents the same kind of category dominance that Kleenex has in tissues or Band-Aid has in adhesive bandages. The Rim Clamp legacy is built into every Maxx Series tire changer that leaves the Nashville facility.

Industry Leadership and Innovation Timeline

COATS’ innovation history spans nearly eight decades:

• 1947: Gil Coats invents the wheel holder for tractor tire changing
• Late 1940s-1950s: Development of the world’s first semi-automatic tire changer
• 1960s-1970s: Introduction of the Rim Clamp design that becomes the industry standard
• 1980s-1990s: Development of computer-aided wheel balancing technology
• 2000s: Introduction of leverless tire changing technology for alloy wheel protection
• 2010s: Expansion into automotive lifts and alignment systems
• 2023: Rebrand from Hennessy Industries to The COATS Company, reflecting total shop solutions approach
• 2020s: Launch of digital vehicle inspection tools, E900 diagnostic balancer, and continued lift line expansion

Each innovation addressed a real problem in the tire service industry. The semi-automatic changer eliminated back-breaking manual tire changing. The Rim Clamp provided secure, reliable wheel holding. Leverless technology protected expensive alloy wheels. Computer balancing improved accuracy and reduced weight usage. And the expansion into lifts, alignment, and digital tools reflects the modern tire shop’s need for a complete, integrated equipment ecosystem.

Service Network

COATS operates what they describe as the best national service network in the industry. For tire shops that depend on their equipment being operational every day, that service infrastructure is critical. When a tire changer goes down in a busy shop, every hour of downtime costs money. A shop that changes 40 tires a day and loses their primary tire changer is losing revenue from the moment it goes down. COATS’ service network is designed to minimize that downtime with rapid response and comprehensive support.

The service network covers the entire country, with trained service technicians who specialize in COATS equipment. These are not generic equipment repair companies — they are COATS-trained specialists who know the specific machines, their common service needs, and how to get them running quickly. That specialization translates into faster diagnosis, faster repairs, and less downtime for your shop.

COATS Tire Changers — The Core of the Brand

Tire changers are where COATS made their name, and they remain a core strength of the brand. The current tire changer lineup is organized into several series designed for different shop needs and budgets. Every COATS tire changer is built in Nashville, Tennessee, and backed by the company’s national service network.

Direct Drive Series

The Direct Drive Series represents COATS’ premium balancer lineup. Direct-drive technology eliminates the belts and gears found in conventional balancers, providing more accurate spin-up, less vibration, and longer service life. The direct connection between motor and spindle eliminates the mechanical losses and noise associated with belt-driven systems. These machines are designed for shops that demand the highest balancing accuracy and want a machine that will deliver consistent results for years.

E900 — Next-Generation Diagnostic Balancer

The E900 represents the cutting edge of COATS wheel balancing technology. This diagnostic balancer goes beyond simple static and dynamic balance measurements to identify tire and wheel issues that affect ride quality but would not be detected by a standard balancer. For shops that want to differentiate themselves with superior ride quality diagnosis and repair, the E900 provides capabilities that most competing balancers do not offer.

COATS 1600 — 3D Wheel Balancer

• Rim Range: 8″ to 30″
• Interface: Touchscreen display
• Features: Laser guidance, ProBalance Technology
• Application: Car and light truck

The 1600 features ProBalance Technology and a touchscreen interface that simplifies operation while providing advanced balancing capabilities. The laser guidance system projects precise weight placement locations directly onto the wheel, eliminating guesswork and reducing the need for rebalancing. ProBalance algorithms analyze wheel and tire characteristics to optimize weight placement, often reducing the total weight needed compared to conventional balancing methods.

COATS 1500 — Wheel Balancer

• Rim Range: 8″ to 30″
• Display: LED
• Features: Laser guided, automatic data entry, 8 balancing modes
• Application: Car and light truck

The 1500 provides solid balancing performance with LED display, laser guidance, and 8 balancing modes in a straightforward, reliable package. The automatic data entry system reads wheel dimensions, reducing manual input errors and speeding up the balancing process. With 8 balancing modes, technicians can select the optimal approach for each wheel type — standard dynamic, static, ALU (alloy wheel modes), and specialty modes for various weight placement scenarios.

COATS 1185 — Wheel Balancer

• Rim Diameter: Up to 30″
• Rim Width: Up to 16″
• Balancing Modes: 5
• Display: LCD
• Application: Car and light truck

The 1185 is COATS’ value-oriented balancer for shops that need reliable, accurate balancing without the advanced features of the 1500 and 1600 models. Five balancing modes cover the most common wheel and weight configurations, and the LCD display provides clear, easy-to-read balance information.

HD Series — Heavy-Duty Wheel Balancers

The HD Series handles the large, heavy wheels found on commercial trucks and buses. These machines are built with the capacity and durability needed for commercial tire service operations where wheel assemblies can weigh hundreds of pounds and rim sizes exceed 24 inches. The HD Series is a necessary complement to the CHD Series tire changers for any shop that services commercial vehicles.

COATS Automotive Lifts — Two-Post, Four-Post, Scissor, and More

COATS’ expansion into automotive lifts reflects their evolution from a tire equipment manufacturer to a total shop solutions provider. Their lift lineup includes two-post, four-post, scissor, low-profile, and mobile column models — all ALI Certified and built to complement the tire and wheel service equipment that COATS is known for.

COATS Air Compressors and Shop Infrastructure

COATS has expanded into air compressor systems as part of their total shop solutions approach. Compressed air is the lifeblood of a tire shop — it powers tire changers, impact wrenches, air ratchets, bead seating equipment, and tire inflation systems. Every piece of pneumatic equipment in a tire shop depends on a reliable, adequate air supply. A compressor that cannot keep up with demand slows everything down.

By offering air compressors alongside their tire changers, balancers, and lifts, COATS ensures that the air supply system is sized and configured correctly for the specific equipment being used. The Maxx Series tire changers, for example, require 110-175 PSI with 15 SCFM — a COATS compressor system can be specified to meet these exact requirements while also supporting other shop tools. This integration eliminates the common problem of undersized compressors that struggle to keep up with busy shop demand.

Integrated Shop Ecosystem

COATS’ biggest technological advantage is not any single feature — it is the integrated ecosystem of equipment that works together. When your tire changer, wheel balancer, alignment system, and lift all come from one manufacturer, you get consistent quality, a single service relationship, and compatibility between systems. For tire shops in particular, this integration eliminates the headaches of mixing brands and dealing with multiple vendors.

Consider the complexity of running a tire shop with equipment from 4-5 different manufacturers. Each has its own service network, its own parts ordering system, its own warranty process, and its own training requirements. When something breaks, you need to identify which vendor to call, wait for their specific technician, and hope the parts are compatible with your specific model year and configuration. With COATS, one call handles everything. One service network covers all your equipment. One parts system stocks everything you need. That simplicity has real operational and financial value.

Non-Fatigue Cable and Pulley System

COATS uses 3/8″ non-fatigue equalization cables with 5″ steel pulleys and bronze bushings on their two-post lifts. This combination extends cable life significantly compared to standard cables and pulleys, reducing the most common maintenance requirement on cable-driven lifts. Bronze bushings in the pulleys provide self-lubricating operation and long service life — they do not require regular greasing and they resist the corrosion that can seize standard steel bushings over time.

Tube Column Reinforcement

COATS two-post lifts feature a 2.5″ x 1.5″ inner tube support within the column that reduces flex under load. This internal reinforcement provides additional structural rigidity without adding external bulk to the column profile. The result is a column that flexes less under heavy loads, providing a more stable and secure lifting platform. Column flex is one of the factors that can cause uneven lifting — reducing it improves lift performance and technician confidence.

Field-Adjustable Height

COATS two-post lifts are field-adjustable for different height settings, allowing the lift to be configured for the specific ceiling height and working requirements of the installation location. This adjustability, combined with extended-height column options, provides flexibility that reduces the need for multiple lift models to serve different bay configurations. A single COATS 10K model can be adjusted to work in bays with different ceiling heights, simplifying purchasing for multi-bay installations.

ProBalance Technology (Wheel Balancers)

ProBalance Technology in the COATS 1600 represents advanced balancing algorithms that go beyond simple static and dynamic balance measurements. The system analyzes wheel and tire characteristics to determine optimal weight placement, reducing the number of balance iterations needed and improving first-spin accuracy. In practical terms, ProBalance means fewer weight adjustments, less weight used, better ride quality, and faster throughput. For a busy tire shop that balances dozens of wheels per day, the accumulated time savings are significant.

Digital Shop Solutions

COATS has expanded into digital vehicle inspection and shop productivity software. These tools help shops improve profitability by providing digital inspection reports, customer communication tools, and workflow management that complement the physical equipment. Digital inspections with photos and video create transparency with customers, increase repair order approval rates, and document the condition of every vehicle that enters the shop.

The Tire Shop Specialist

If you operate a tire shop, COATS is the brand that was built for you. No other manufacturer offers the depth of tire and wheel service equipment that COATS provides. From the tire changer to the balancer to the alignment system to the lift — COATS covers every piece of equipment a tire shop needs. One brand, one service network, one relationship. That simplicity has real operational value.

This specialization matters because COATS understands the tire shop workflow in a way that lift-only or tire changer-only manufacturers do not. They design their equipment to work together in the actual flow of tire service: vehicle drives onto the lift, technician removes wheels, wheels go to the tire changer, then to the balancer, then back on the vehicle, then alignment check. COATS has optimized each piece of equipment for its role in this workflow.

American Manufacturing

COATS manufactures in Nashville, Tennessee. The fully integrated manufacturing facility handles everything from raw material processing to final assembly and testing. American manufacturing provides quality control, supply chain reliability, and domestic parts availability. When you need a part for your COATS equipment, it ships from Tennessee — not from an overseas factory with a 6-8 week lead time.

77+ Years of Reliability

COATS has been building tire service equipment since 1947. That kind of longevity in a competitive industry speaks to the quality of the products and the strength of the company. Equipment that does not perform does not survive 77 years in the market. The COATS name has earned its reputation through decades of reliable service in thousands of shops. When you see a COATS tire changer with 20 years of service still running strong, you understand what that reputation means in practical terms.

National Service Network

COATS maintains a national service network that provides support and repair services across the country. For shops that depend on their equipment being operational every day, this service infrastructure provides essential backup. When equipment goes down, COATS’ service network responds to minimize downtime. The technicians in this network are specifically trained on COATS equipment — they are not generalists guessing at how your machine works.

Compared to Other Brands

In the tire changer and wheel balancer space, COATS competes with Hunter Engineering, Snap-on (John Bean), and others. COATS’ advantage is their focus on this specific market segment, their American manufacturing, and their integrated equipment ecosystem. Hunter is a formidable competitor with strong technology, but COATS’ integrated shop approach and Nashville manufacturing differentiate them. COATS’ patented tool heads — the Robo-Arm, RoboRoller, and leverless bead lifter — represent genuine innovations that many competitors have not matched.

In the lift space, COATS is a newer entrant competing with established brands like Atlas, Rotary, Challenger, and Forward Lift. COATS lifts are competitively specified and ALI certified. The primary reason to choose COATS lifts is if you are already buying COATS tire and wheel equipment — having one brand across your entire shop simplifies service, parts, and vendor management significantly.

Against Atlas in the lift space, COATS offers American manufacturing and the integrated shop ecosystem. Atlas offers more lift models and generally lower price points. If you are building a tire shop and want one brand for everything, COATS is the clear winner. If you are only buying a lift, Atlas may offer more options at competitive prices.

Against Rotary and Forward Lift, COATS lifts compete on specification and ALI certification. Rotary and Forward offer direct-pull hydraulic technology and the Dover/VSG manufacturing pedigree. COATS lifts use cable-driven systems but compensate with their non-fatigue cable technology and tube column reinforcement. The choice often comes down to whether you value the integrated COATS ecosystem or the lift-specific technology advantages of Rotary/Forward.

Total Cost of Ownership

When evaluating COATS equipment, consider the total cost of ownership across your entire shop, not just individual equipment prices. A COATS-equipped shop benefits from:

• Single service contract: One service network maintains all your equipment, reducing vendor management overhead.
• Reduced downtime: When one COATS service technician can maintain your tire changer, balancer, and lift in a single visit, you spend less time waiting for different vendors.
• Training efficiency: Technicians familiar with COATS equipment on one machine adapt more quickly to other COATS machines — the interfaces, controls, and design philosophy are consistent.
• Parts consolidation: One parts ordering system, one account, one shipping relationship.
• Package pricing: Multi-equipment purchases from a single manufacturer often qualify for better pricing than piecemeal purchases from different brands.

1. COATS Maxx 90 Tire Changer

The flagship tire changer with leverless bead lifter, Robo-Arm, RoboRoller, dual nozzle, 2-speed 220V motor, and 30″ rim capability. This is the machine for high-volume shops that service everything from economy cars to lifted trucks with expensive aftermarket wheels.

Key Specs: 6″-30″ rim range, 50″ max tire diameter, leverless bead lifter, 220V 2-speed, dual bead loosener controls, 74″ x 44″ x 88″ footprint

Best for: High-volume tire shops, shops servicing expensive alloy wheels, performance shops, any operation that needs the fastest and most wheel-safe tire changing available.

2. COATS 10K 2N1 Two-Post Lift

The flagship lift model delivers 10,000 lbs of ALI-certified capacity with the 2N1 arm system for both asymmetric and symmetric lifting. The non-fatigue cable system and tube column reinforcement provide durability that matches the lift to COATS’ reputation for equipment longevity.

Key Specs: 10,000 lbs, 78″ raised height, 55-second lift time, 92″ drive-thru, 230V/20A, ALI Certified, EV-compatible

Best for: Tire shops, general service shops, any operation that wants COATS lift and wheel service equipment from a single manufacturer.

3. COATS 1600 3D Wheel Balancer

ProBalance Technology, touchscreen interface, laser guidance, and 8″-30″ rim range make this COATS’ premium wheel balancer for car and light truck service. The laser guidance system projects exact weight placement locations onto the wheel surface, reducing errors and rebalancing rates.

Best for: High-volume tire shops, dealerships, any shop that needs accurate, efficient wheel balancing with maximum technician productivity.

4. COATS 12K Two-Post Lift

Stepping up to 12,000 lbs for shops that service heavier vehicles. The taller 158 7/8″ overall height provides additional working clearance under heavier trucks and SUVs.

Key Specs: 12,000 lbs, 77″ raised height, 75-second lift time, ALI Certified

Best for: Shops servicing trucks and SUVs, fleet tire service operations, commercial accounts.

5. COATS 16K Two-Post Lift

At 16,000 lbs, this lift handles medium-duty commercial vehicles. The 199.5″ overall height provides the clearance needed for taller commercial vehicles, though it requires a 17-foot ceiling.

Key Specs: 16,000 lbs, 76″ raised height, 70-second lift time, 108″ drive-thru, ALI Certified

Best for: Commercial tire shops, fleet maintenance, operations servicing medium-duty trucks and delivery vehicles.

COATS for Electric Vehicles (EVs)

The transition to electric vehicles creates both challenges and opportunities for tire shops. EVs are typically heavier than equivalent ICE vehicles due to battery weight, which means tires wear faster and unevenly if alignment is not maintained. EVs also generate instant torque, which accelerates tire wear further. This combination means EV owners will need tire service more frequently, not less — making the tire shop even more relevant in an electric future.

COATS equipment is positioned well for EV service:

• Lifts: COATS two-post lifts are EV-compatible with adequate capacity for heavy electric vehicles. The 10K handles most passenger EVs, the 12K covers heavier models like the Rivian R1T and larger Tesla models, and the 16K and 20K handle electric delivery vans and commercial EVs.
• Tire Changers: EV tires tend to be heavier and have stiffer sidewalls due to the extra weight they carry. The Maxx Series machines with their 220V 2HP motors and leverless technology are designed to handle these demanding tire/wheel combinations.
• Balancers: EV owners are particularly sensitive to vibration because electric drivetrains are inherently quieter than ICE vehicles — any tire imbalance is more noticeable. COATS’ ProBalance technology and the E900 diagnostic balancer provide the precision needed to meet EV owners’ expectations.
• Alignment: Proper alignment is even more critical on EVs because heavy batteries amplify the tire wear effects of misalignment. COATS alignment systems help shops address this growing need.

For tire shops, the EV transition represents a growth opportunity, not a threat. COATS equipment is ready to help you capture that opportunity.

Building a Complete COATS Shop

The strongest case for COATS equipment is when you are outfitting a complete tire shop or wheel service operation. By sourcing your tire changer, wheel balancer, alignment system, and lift from COATS, you get:

• One vendor relationship to manage
• One service network for all equipment
• Consistent quality standards across all equipment
• Potential package pricing advantages
• Simplified parts ordering and inventory
• One training program for your technicians
• One warranty process for all equipment

Tire Changer Selection

Choose your COATS tire changer based on your wheel service demands:

• Maxx 70: Shops doing standard car and light truck tires that want premium COATS build quality at the most accessible Maxx price.
• Maxx 80: Shops that want the flexibility of hand and foot bead loosener controls plus the RoboRoller for tough tires.
• Maxx 90: High-volume shops, shops servicing expensive alloy wheels, any operation where leverless technology and maximum speed are needed.
• CHD Series: Commercial tire service operations handling truck and bus tires.

Wheel Balancer Selection

Match your balancer to your throughput and accuracy needs:

• 1185: Budget-conscious shops that need reliable basic balancing — 5 modes, LCD display, handles rims up to 30″.
• 1500: Mid-range shops wanting laser guidance, automatic data entry, and 8 balancing modes.
• 1600: Premium shops demanding ProBalance Technology, touchscreen operation, and the highest accuracy.
• E900: Diagnostic-level balancing for shops that want to identify ride quality issues beyond simple imbalance.
• HD Series: Commercial shops balancing heavy truck and bus wheels.

Lift Selection

For tire shops, the 10K 2N1 handles 90%+ of the passenger vehicles and light trucks you will encounter. The 12K model is the right step up if you regularly service 3/4-ton and 1-ton trucks. The 16K and 20K models serve commercial tire shops that handle medium-duty vehicles. Scissor lifts are ideal for alignment bays, and four-post lifts provide alignment and general service flexibility at higher capacities.

Installation Requirements

The 10K 2N1 requires a minimum 12′ 6″ ceiling, 230V single-phase 20-amp power, and adequate concrete for anchoring (minimum 4″ at 3,000 PSI). The 16K model requires 17-foot ceilings. Check your facility specs before ordering — ceiling height is the most common gotcha in lift purchasing. Measure the actual clearance from floor to lowest overhead obstruction, not the building’s listed ceiling height.

For tire changers, plan the floor layout carefully. A tire changer needs adequate space around it for the technician to work, for tire storage during the process, and for rolling wheels to and from the balancer. The Maxx Series footprint is 74″ x 44″ x 88″, but the working envelope around the machine should be at least 8′ x 8′ for comfortable, efficient operation.

Power and Compressed Air Requirements

All Maxx Series tire changers require 220V electric power (2 HP motor) and compressed air supply at 110-175 PSI with 15 SCFM capacity. Wheel balancers require standard 110V or 220V power depending on the model. Lifts require 230V, 20-amp dedicated circuits.

When planning a complete COATS shop, total up the electrical requirements for all equipment and ensure your electrical service panel has adequate capacity. A typical COATS tire shop bay might need: one 230V/20A circuit for the lift, one 220V circuit for the tire changer, one 110V or 220V circuit for the balancer, plus additional circuits for lighting, air compressor, and miscellaneous tools. Work with a licensed electrician to plan your electrical infrastructure before equipment arrives.

For compressed air, calculate total SCFM demand across all pneumatic equipment running simultaneously during peak periods. A single tire changer needs 15 SCFM, but if you add impact wrenches (5-8 SCFM each), blow guns (3-5 SCFM), and other tools, total demand adds up quickly. Size your compressor for at least 1.5x your calculated peak demand to allow for duty cycle and future expansion.

New Shop vs. Upgrade Considerations

If you are building a new tire shop from scratch, COATS can provide a complete equipment package — lifts, tire changers, balancers, alignment system, air compressor, and digital tools — all from one manufacturer. This simplifies procurement, ensures compatibility, and often provides better overall pricing than piecemeal purchasing.

If you are upgrading existing equipment, COATS can be added to an existing shop one piece at a time. Start with the tire changer or balancer if your current units are aging, add a COATS lift when the current one needs replacement, and build toward a complete COATS ecosystem over time. There is no requirement to buy everything at once — the equipment works standalone as well as it works together.

Get COATS Equipment at TruckAndCarLifts.com

At TruckAndCarLifts.com, we are an experienced COATS equipment reseller. We understand the tire and wheel service market and can help you select the right combination of COATS lifts, tire changers, wheel balancers, and alignment equipment for your operation.

COATS brings nearly 80 years of tire service expertise to every piece of equipment they build. The company that invented the semi-automatic tire changer now offers a complete equipment ecosystem for professional shops — all manufactured in Nashville, Tennessee, and backed by the industry’s best national service network. Whether you are setting up a new tire shop, upgrading existing equipment, or expanding into alignment services, COATS provides everything you need from a single source.

We regularly help shop owners plan complete COATS installations, from single-bay tire shops to multi-bay service centers. We can advise on equipment selection, bay layout, power requirements, compressed air sizing, and the overall configuration that maximizes your investment. Our experience with COATS equipment means we understand how each piece fits into the workflow and can help you avoid common planning mistakes that waste money and floor space.

Financing options are available for shops making major equipment investments. Whether you are outfitting a single bay or building a complete facility, we can work with you to structure a purchase that fits your budget and timeline. Many shops phase their COATS investment over time — starting with the tire changer and balancer, then adding the lift, then alignment system — building toward a complete COATS ecosystem at a pace that matches their revenue growth.

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