Material:
2.5 Ton Hydraulic Floor Jack is a 2.5-ton hydraulic floor jack designed for low-chassis vehicles. Its unique low-profile design makes it easier to lift vehicles with low ground clearance, whether it is a sports car, sedan, or SUV. It adopts an innovative dual-pump system to quickly reach the maximum lifting height by reducing the number of pump pressures, improving work efficiency, and reduce operation time. The unique two-stage handle design is not only easy to store and carry, but also effectively prevents contamination and keeps the working environment clean. Built-in overload protection and bypass safety valve ensure that it automatically stops working when the rated load capacity is exceeded or the cylinder is over-extended, preventing accidents and ensuring user safety. High-strength welding technology is used to create a sturdy and durable hydraulic power unit to ensure stability and reliability in long-term use.
Detailed parameters
Low profile professional quality floor jack for low clearance vehicles.
The double pump design rapidly raises the jack to maximum height with fewer strokes.
Two-piece handles for compact contaminates.
Overloading and bypassing safety valves prevent use beyond the rated capacity and over-extension of the ram.
Heavy-duty welded hydraulic power unit assembly.
We put all our lifting equipment through voluntary and rigorous third-party safety testing to ensure our products are among the safest in the market.
| Model: | FJ-12DL |
| Capacity(Ton): | 2.5 |
| Min. Height(mm): | 85 |
| Max. Height(mm): | 385 |
| N.W.(kg): | 12 |
| Package Size(mm): | 600*240*155 |
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