Floor Jacks

How to Choose an Air Jack

Match three numbers to your vehicles: capacity, minimum height under the lift point, and maximum lift height. Low trucks and buses need a low-profile jack. Tall axles and heavy equipment need a high-lift model.

Air Bag Jacks for Cars and Vans

• KATOOL 3-Ton — 6,000 lbs capacity, 5.9–15.75 in. lifting range.
• KATOOL 5-Ton — triple bag stack, 11,000 lbs capacity, 5.9–15.75 in. range, lifts in three to five seconds.

Chicago Pneumatic Air Hydraulic Truck Jacks

• CP85030 — 30 t, 5.91 in. minimum height, lifts to 16.1 in. with an extension.
• CP85031 High-Lift — 30 t, 14.17 to 30.39 in. with an extension.
• CP85080 — 80 t, 9.06 to 22.17 in. with an extension.
• CP85100 — 100 t, 8.46 to 24.02 in. with an extension, three lifting stages.

ESCO Heavy Equipment Jacks

• 10809 Locking Collar Jack — 100 ton aluminum jack, 66 lb. The safety lock nut holds the load, so it acts as its own support stand.
• Mammut 91003 — 2-stage, 88/55 ton, 16.4 to 33 in.
• Mammut 91043 Low-Profile — 110 ton, 15.7 to 23.7 in.
• Mammut 91005 High-Lift — 165 ton, 35.4 to 57.2 in.

All three Mammut jacks run on compressed air with remote control operation.

Air Jack FAQ

Which jack fits under a low truck or bus?

The Chicago Pneumatic CP85030 starts at 5.91 in.

Is there an airbag jack for cars?

Yes. The KATOOL 3-ton and 5-ton air bag jacks lift from 5.9 in. to 15.75 in.

Do I still need jack stands?

The ESCO 10809 has a safety lock nut that holds the load mechanically, so it doubles as its own support stand.

Run the air jacks off an air compressor, or browse vehicle lifts and more shop equipment. Questions? Contact us or call 855-559-5589.