598 Results for Bottle Jacks
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- Lifting Capacity: 10 ton
- Lifting Height Min.: 8 3/4 in
- Lifting Height Max.: 18 in
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- Lifting Capacity: 5 ton
- Lifting Height Min.: 6 1/4 in
- Lifting Height Max.: 15 1/4 in
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- Lifting Capacity: 5 ton
- Lifting Height Min.: 7 7/8 in
- Lifting Height Max.: 15 1/2 in
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- Lifting Capacity: 2 ton
- Lifting Height Min.: 7 1/16 in
- Lifting Height Max.: 13 5/8 in
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- Item: High-Clearance Bottle Jacks
- Standards: ASME, PASE
- Maximum Lift Height: 11 3/4 in
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- Promotion Restriction: Not eligible for promotion
- Lifting Capacity: 5 ton
- Lifting Height Min.: 6 in
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- Lifting Capacity: 20 ton
- Lifting Height Min.: 9 3/4 in
- Lifting Height Max.: 18 3/4 in
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- Promotion Restriction: Not eligible for promotion
- Lifting Capacity: 20 ton
- Lifting Height Min.: 9 3/16 in
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- Lifting Capacity: 12 ton
- Lifting Height Min.: 9 1/2 in
- Lifting Height Max.: 18 1/2 in
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- Promotion Restriction: Not eligible for promotion
- Lifting Capacity: 50 ton
- Lifting Height Min.: 10 1/4 in
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- Item: Super One Hand Jack Tool
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- Lifting Capacity: 12 ton
- Lifting Height Min.: 9 1/16 in
- Lifting Height Max.: 17 5/16 in
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- Lifting Capacity: 40000 lb
- Item: SHOP PRESS
- Standards: ASME PASE 2014
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- Item: Bottle Jack, 2 Ton
- Load Capacity: 2 ton
- Base Length: 3 3/4 in
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- Lifting Capacity: 20 T
- Item: Manual Bottle Jack
- Handle Length: 6.5 In
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- Lifting Capacity: 20 ton
- Lifting Height Min.: 9 1/2 in
- Lifting Height Max.: 17 13/16 in
Key Features:
- Lifting Capacity: 12 ton
- Lifting Height Min.: 9 3/8 in
- Lifting Height Max.: 18 1/2 in
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- Item: Bottle Jack
- Standards: ASME PASE 2019
- Inlet Connection Type: Not Applicable
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- Lifting Capacity: 30 T
- Item: Bottle Jack
- Standards: ASME PASE 2019 Safety Standard
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- Lifting Capacity: 20 T
- Item: Bottle Jack
- Handle Length: 11.5 In
Key Features:
- Lifting Capacity: 2 ton
- Lifting Height Min.: 7 1/8 in
- Lifting Height Max.: 13 9/16 in
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- Item: High-Clearance Bottle Jacks
- Standards: ASME PASE 2014
- Features: Equipped with External Return Springs, Versatile 'Quick Connector' Design
Key Features:
- Lifting Capacity: 20 T
- Item: Bottle Jack
Key Features:
- Lifting Capacity: 20 ton
- Lifting Height Min.: 6 1/2 in
- Lifting Height Max.: 11 5/16 in
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- Lifting Capacity: 20 Ton
- Width: 7
- Lifting Range (inches): 10.5 - 15.5
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- Promotion Restriction: Not eligible for promotion
- Lifting Capacity: 3 ton
- Lifting Height Min.: 6 5/8 in
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- Lifting Capacity: 4 ton
- Lifting Height Min.: 7 5/8 in
- Lifting Height Max.: 14 11/16 in
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- Lifting Capacity: 6 ton
- Lifting Height Min.: 8 1/4 in
- Lifting Height Max.: 16 3/8 in
Key Features:
- Lifting Capacity: 12 ton
- Lifting Height Min.: 6 in
- Lifting Height Max.: 10 13/16 in
Key Features:
- Lifting Capacity: 20 ton
- Lifting Height Min.: 9 1/2 in
- Lifting Height Max.: 17 15/16 in
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- Lifting Capacity: 30 T
- Handle Length: 13 In
- Item: Manual Bottle Jack
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- Item: Bottle Jack, Air/Hydraulic, 20 tons
Key Features:
- Lifting Capacity: 30 ton
- Construction: Steel
- Item: High-Clearance Bottle Jacks
Key Features:
- Lifting Capacity: 30 T
- Item: SHOP PRESS
- Handle Length: 75.5 In
About Bottle Jacks
Bottle jacks are mechanical devices designed to lift heavy objects, such as cars and other vehicles. They can be used in a variety of applications, including construction, automotive repair, and home maintenance. Bottle jacks provide a safe and efficient way to lift and move large items with minimal effort.
Types of Bottle Jacks
Bottle jacks come in a variety of sizes and shapes depending on their purpose. There are standard bottle jacks which are commonly used for lifting cars or machinery, low profile bottle jacks which have a shorter base for working in tight spaces, and hydraulic bottle jacks which use hydraulic pressure to provide more lifting power.
How Bottle Jacks are Made
Bottle jacks are typically made from steel or aluminum with an internal piston that is actuated by either manual or hydraulic force. The piston then lifts the object being worked on by pushing against the bottom plate of the jack. The top plate provides additional stability while the base keeps it firmly planted on the ground.
Industries that use Bottle Jacks
Bottle jacks are often used by mechanics, auto body shops, construction workers, tow truck drivers, off-roaders and hobbyists alike for lifting heavy objects quickly and safely. They can also be used to level surfaces or adjust equipment heights during repairs.
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