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Closed height. The ram sits vertically above the body so a bottle jack is tall for its capacity, and a larger jack is usually a taller one that may not fit under the load at all.

Read closed height against the clearance available before anything else, then check the lift range reaches the height needed. A jack that fits but runs out of travel is no more use than one that will not fit.

2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, 20 and 30 tonne across the leaf, which covers car work at the light end and commercial and plant lifting at the heavy end.

One packaging the same capacity into a shorter closed height. The 10 tonne low profile jack fits where a standard 10 tonne body will not, which solves the clearance problem directly.

No. A jack lifts; it does not support. Axle stands go under the load and take the weight before anyone works beneath it, and the jack is lowered onto them.

Capacity, closed height and lift range per jack, which together tell you whether the jack fits underneath and whether it will reach the height needed once it is there.

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Capacity is easy to choose and closed height is where bottle jacks catch people out. A bottle jack is tall for its capacity because the ram sits vertically above the body, so a larger jack is usually a taller one and may not fit under the load at all.

Reading closed height against the clearance available is therefore the first check, not the last. The lift range then tells you how far it will go from there, and a jack that fits underneath but runs out of travel before the load is high enough is no more use than one that will not fit. Both figures sit on the listing precisely because neither one answers the question on its own.

Capacity across the leaf runs 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, 20 and 30 tonne, which spans car work at the light end and commercial and plant lifting at the heavy end. Chicago Pneumatic, Draper, Sealey and SIP all run ladders through that span. Draper and Chicago Pneumatic both run ladders through the middle of that span at 8 and 10 tonne.

Low profile bodies solve the height problem directly, packaging the same capacity into a shorter closed height. A 10 tonne low profile jack fits where a standard 10 tonne body will not. A bottle jack lifts but does not support, so stands go under the load before anyone works beneath it. Questions go over WhatsApp on 07754288583.

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FAQs

Closed height. The ram sits vertically above the body so a bottle jack is tall for its capacity, and a larger jack is usually a taller one that may not fit under the load at all.

Read closed height against the clearance available before anything else, then check the lift range reaches the height needed. A jack that fits but runs out of travel is no more use than one that will not fit.

2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, 20 and 30 tonne across the leaf, which covers car work at the light end and commercial and plant lifting at the heavy end.

One packaging the same capacity into a shorter closed height. The 10 tonne low profile jack fits where a standard 10 tonne body will not, which solves the clearance problem directly.

No. A jack lifts; it does not support. Axle stands go under the load and take the weight before anyone works beneath it, and the jack is lowered onto them.

Capacity, closed height and lift range per jack, which together tell you whether the jack fits underneath and whether it will reach the height needed once it is there.

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