Pfaff Hydraulic Bottle Jack/Car Jack 2t-30t
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- Lifts 2 t to 30 t. Designed to lift vehicles on one side, with the load then secured on supporting stands.
- Three versions. 2 pistons (2K), 2 pistons with spindle (2KS), or piston with spindle (KS).
- Longer service life. Integrated pressure control valve, plus a seat valve for controlled lowering.
- Carrying bracket from 20 t. Extremely low design available with model HWH 2K/D.
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Pfaff Hydraulic Bottle Jack
What is a hydraulic bottle jack?
A jack, screwjack or jackscrew is a compact and inexpensive mechanical device used to lift heavy loads effortlessly.
A hydraulic bottle jack uses a manual pump to lift heavy objects, such as cars, by converting small force applied to a small area to large force because of a large area of the piston.
Hydraulic bottle jack - Pfaff
Pfaff Hydraulic Bottle Jack can lift loads from 2 t up to 30 t and is designed to lift vehicles on one side (the lifted load must be secured mechanically with supporting stands, for example). This car jack range comes in 3 models:
- With 2 pistons (HWH 2K PROLINE: 2K 3.0, 2K 5.0, 2K/D 10.0, 2K NB 10.0)
- With 2 pistons and spindle (HWH 2KS PROLINE: 2KS 10.0, 2KS 12.0)
- With piston and spindle (HWH KS PROLINE: KS 2.0 to KS 30.0)
They all promise a modern and high-performance system due to its versatility and flexibility. They also ensure that a multitude of applications in workshops is significantly simplified. The model number indicates the capacity in tonnes (e.g. HWH KS 5.0 = 5 t).
Hydraulic Bottle Jack Specifications
Features & Benefits:
- Versions with hydraulic piston and mechanical spindle drive or with 2 hydraulic pistons.
- With carrying bracket from load capacity 20 t.
- Extremely low design with model HWH 2K/D (incl. 1 pressure section for lift extension).
- With integrated pressure control valve for a longer service life of the jack.
- Integrated seat valve for the controlled lowering of the load.
How to use a hydraulic bottle jack?
- Park your vehicle properly: Ensure the handbrake is on and chocks are placed securely under the wheels to prevent the vehicle from moving.
- Put your bottle jack under the car and locate the lifting point: Refer to the vehicle user manual for the correct lifting point. Note- ensure the ground is flat and sturdy.
- Close release valve as tightly as possible.
- Place the handle into the socket.
- Pump to raise the saddle to contact with the lifting point of the vehicle. Continue pumping to raise vehicle to desired height.
- Secure the lifted load immediately onto the correct capacity axle stands.
- It is now safe to work on your vehicle.
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Release the pressure: Slowly turn the valve in the opposite direction with the aid of the handle to lower the jack.