Katool 3-Ton Pneumatic Air Bag Jack with 6,000 lb Capacity
Forty pumps on a floor jack to get one corner off the ground. Do that on every car, all day, and the jack is costing more in time and shoulders than it ever cost to buy.
This Katool air bag jack skips the pumping entirely. Connect it to shop air and it lifts 6,000 lbs from 5.9 in to 15.75 in in about five seconds, on a wheeled frame one hand can position.
Why Choose the 3-Ton Air Bag Jack
Shop air does the work a handle used to.
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About five seconds to full height — a corner is up before a floor jack has cleared the tire.
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6,000 lbs (3 tons) capacity — family cars, SUVs and light commercial vehicles.
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5.9 in starting height — slides under lowered cars that a bottle jack cannot reach.
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Long handle and two casters — rolled into position and pulled out again without lifting it.
Made For
Built for anyone who jacks a car more than once a week.
- Independent auto repair shops
- Tire and quick-service bays
- Mobile repair operations with an air supply
- Fleet maintenance facilities
- Home and enthusiast garages with a compressor
Features
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3 ton (6,000 lb) lifting capacity — cars, SUVs and light commercial vehicles
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5.9 in to 15.75 in lifting range — low entry, useful working height
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Approximately 5 second lift time — no pumping at all
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Pneumatic air bag system — no hydraulic fluid to leak or bleed
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Runs on a standard shop compressor — no dedicated power source
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Long operating handle — positioning without bending over the car
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Two casters — rolls between corners instead of being carried
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Broad bag footprint — load spread rather than concentrated on one pad
Air Instead of a Handle
A hydraulic floor jack converts arm movement into height, one stroke at a time. An air bag jack converts shop pressure into height in one continuous motion, which is why the same lift that takes forty pumps takes about five seconds here.
The practical effect is not just speed. It is that the tech is standing beside the car rather than crouched over a handle, and can watch the lift point while the vehicle rises instead of watching the jack.
There is no hydraulic fluid in the lifting path either — nothing to bleed, nothing to seep onto the floor, and nothing that fades on the tenth lift of the morning.
Low Enough to Fit, High Enough to Work
The bag collapses to 5.9 in, which gets it under vehicles that a bottle jack or a tall trolley jack simply will not clear. From there it goes to 15.75 in, enough to pull a wheel and work comfortably underneath on stands.
The long handle and two casters mean it moves the way a shop tool should: rolled into position with one hand, positioned by eye, and pulled clear afterwards without anyone lifting it off the floor.
Because it feeds off a standard compressor, there is no separate power requirement — the same line that runs the impact gun runs the jack.
The Right Air Jack for Your Shop
To stop pumping a handle forty times per corner, this is the tool: 6,000 lbs in about five seconds, from 5.9 in to 15.75 in, on shop air.
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