Bottle jacks, toe jacks and machine lifting jacks for raising plant, structures and heavy loads from ground level. From GT, Pfaff-Silberblau and Yale; for mechanical lifting with no hydraulics, see rack and pinion jacks, and move the load with machinery skates.

Bottle jacks are compact, high capacity and lift from a small footprint, which suits plant and vehicles with clearance underneath. Trolley jacks roll into position and have a longer reach, better suited to workshop use on flat floors.
Choose capacity first, then check the stroke gives the lift you need and the closed height fits under the load. Closed height is the dimension most often overlooked, and no amount of capacity helps if the jack will not go underneath.
A jack raises a load; it does not hold it. Transfer onto stands or blocking before anyone goes near or underneath.
Bottle jacks are compact and lift high capacities from a small footprint. Trolley jacks roll into position with a longer reach and suit flat workshop floors.
The height of the jack fully retracted. If it exceeds the clearance under the load the jack cannot be used, whatever its capacity.
No. Transfer the load onto axle stands or blocking first. Jacks lift, they do not hold.
We supply Yale, Pfaff-Silberblau and GT. Ranges vary, so check the brand page for the full listing.
Related ranges include Cylinders & Accessories, Hydraulic Pumps, Power Packs, Valves, Hydraulic Accessories, Hydraulic Tools, Rack & Pinion Jacks and Hand Pumps.