Hydraulic Floor Jacks for Garages and Workshops
Source floor jacks, trolley jacks, low-profile models and long-reach service jacks for repair shops, tyre service groups, equipment distributors and private-label ranges. Capacity, minimum height, lift range and packing are confirmed per model.
Hydraulic Floor Jacks
A floor jack purchase is decided by four numbers: the load rating, the minimum lowered height, the maximum lifting height and the saddle format. Buyers who send those four numbers together, plus the vehicle mix the jack will serve, get a model recommendation and a packing plan in the same reply.
We build floor jacks in steel and aluminium formats with single, dual and foot-operated pump configurations. Chassis length, wheel and caster type, handle design, surface finish, colour and retail packaging are all selected on the order, so a distributor range can carry one consistent look across several load ratings.
Sourcing this family in one sentence
A floor jack is specified by load rating, minimum lowered height, maximum lifting height and saddle format, and all four are confirmed per model in the quotation.
| Field | Why it matters | Typical buyer input |
|---|---|---|
| Load rating | Sets the safety factor and the document scope | 1.5 t, 2 t, 3 t, 5 t or a mixed distributor range |
| Lifting height | Decides low-profile, standard or long-reach chassis | 125 mm minimum, 500 mm maximum, specific vehicle mix |
| Saddle and frame | Matches contact point and vehicle type | Flat saddle, rubber pad, cross beam, low-profile frame |
| Handling and finish | Affects retail look and workshop durability | Powder-coated steel, polished or anodised aluminium, brand colour |
| Packaging | Drives carton size, pallet count and freight cost | Colour carton, foam insert, barcode label, master carton |
| Order and market | Fixes quantity break and document list | Trial container, repeat program, destination market |
Buyer types and applications
Floor jacks are quoted from the application first, then from the model number. Tell us which of these buyer types you supply and the quotation is built around it.
Daily lifting for passenger cars and light commercial vehicles in workshops and tyre service centres.
Multi-model ranges that let a distributor cover 1.5 t to 5 t from one supplier and one brand look.
Colour, label, manual and carton designed around the buyer's own brand across several product families.
Durable steel formats for high-cycle use where the jack stays in one bay and operator effort matters.
Images show production and family formats. Exact capacity, dimensions, documents and packaging are confirmed per model in the quotation.
Questions buyers ask about hydraulic floor jacks.
Direct answers about specification fields, order documents and export packing for hydraulic floor jacks.
Buyers usually order these together.
Compact vertical jacks for farm, industrial and kit use.
Tool-kit, roadside and retail mechanical jacks.
Support equipment that completes a lifting range.
Air, 12 V and mains-powered lifting platforms.
Gearbox and driveline lifting with adjustable saddles.
Cranes, presses, stands and lifts for a full bay.
Pullers, wrenches and heaters for maintenance teams.
Floor Jack Sourcing in Three Practical Steps
Send four details and get a focused floor jack reply.
A useful first enquiry does not need a finished specification. Send the load rating, height range, application and destination market, and we can match the product family, packaging and document discussion to your project.
Tell us the capacity you plan to sell or use, such as 2 t, 3 t or 5 t.
Share the minimum clearance and maximum lifting height your application needs.
Describe the vehicle mix, workshop channel or private-label range.
Include the country, packaging direction and required documents.
Prepare the floor jack brief before requesting a quote.
Use the product-specific sourcing guide for capacity, clearance, lift range and packaging fields, then send the completed requirements through the quotation form.