Hydraulic Bottle Jack Lifting Ram - 16 Ton - SecureFix Direct


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The SecureFix Direct 16 Ton Hydraulic Bottle Jack is designed for mechanics, automotive enthusiasts, and industrial professionals who require a high-capacity lifting solution for heavy vehicles and machinery. Its primary benefit is providing substantial lifting power in a compact, portable form factor, though users should note that the unit may arrive with minor cosmetic imperfections like surface scratches due to storage, which do not impact its structural integrity or lifting performance.
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Yes. A hydraulic jack is intended for lifting only, not for supporting a vehicle for extended periods. Always use rated axle stands.
No. Bottle jacks are designed to operate only in a vertical orientation. Using them horizontally will prevent the pump from drawing oil.
The minimum retracted height is 225mm.
The unit weighs 7.56kg, making it relatively portable for a 16-ton capacity tool.
No, these are minor storage-related imperfections and the product is new.
Slowly turn the release valve counter-clockwise using the notch on the handle to allow the oil to return to the reservoir.
Air may be trapped in the hydraulic system. Open the release valve and pump the handle rapidly several times to purge the air.
The release valve may not be fully closed or there is dirt on the valve seat. Ensure the valve is tightened firmly.
Check that the load does not exceed the 16-ton capacity and ensure the jack is on a level surface to prevent binding.
Before initial use, check for any oil leaks or damage from shipping. To prepare the jack, ensure the base is seated firmly on solid ground. Compatibility is broad, covering cars to heavy machinery, provided the load does not exceed 16 tons and the lifting height (225mm to 428mm) is appropriate for the task. Care should be taken to keep the piston clean of dirt and debris to prevent seal damage. When not in use, store the jack in an upright, vertical position in a dry environment to prevent air from entering the hydraulic system.