ENERPAC GBJ050A Hydraulic Industrial Bottle Jack, 55 Ton, 5.51 Inch Stroke Length

Enerpac GBJ050A hydraulic steel bottle jack is designed for lifting heavy machinery & equipment for maintenance or repair work, raising vehicles for tire changes or undercarriage inspections, supporting structural components during construction or installation and assisting in positioning or aligning heavy loads.

Features:

• Enerpac GBJ050A hydraulic jack features steel construction for structural rigidity and long service life.
• This Class 50 Enerpac hydraulic jack has a built-in pressure relief valve to ensure overload protection.
• It has a lower handle effort for reducing operator fatigue while operating.
• This bottle jack has a bypass port for preventing the risk of over-extension.
• It is equipped with a removable telescopic handle for ease of storage.
• This Enerpac hydraulic jack can withstand loads up to 55 tons.
• Customers looking for lower load capacity varaints can opt for Enerpac GBJ008A, GBJ005A and GBJ030A hydraulic jacks having current ratings of 8, 5 and 33 tons, respectively.

Standards and Approvals:

• ANSI
• CE

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q. What is the oil capacity of this 50-ton Enerpac hydraulic jack?

A. 39.9 oz.

Q. How do I choose the right hydraulic industrial bottle jack for my applications?

A. When selecting a hydraulic industrial bottle jack, consider factors such as the weight capacity required for your lifting tasks, the maximum lifting height needed, the overall dimensions of the jack for space constraints, and the quality and reliability of the brand. It is also essential to ensure that the jack meets any specific industry standards or regulations applicable to your working environment.

Q. What safety precautions should I follow when using hydraulic industrial bottle jacks?

A.

• Always use the jack on stable and level ground and use appropriate support stands when lifting heavy loads.
• Avoid overloading the jack beyond its weight capacity.
• Never place any body parts under the load or near the lifting area.
• Regularly inspect the jack for any signs of damage or wear.