Katool 5-Ton Triple Bag Pneumatic Jack with 11,000 lb Capacity
A loaded work van or a three-quarter-ton truck is past what a typical trolley jack wants to lift, and getting one corner up turns into a slow, careful, arm-aching job.
This Katool air jack lifts 11,000 lbs on a triple bag stack, from 5.9 in to 15.75 in, in three to five seconds. The only input is shop air.
Why Choose the 5-Ton Air Bag Jack
Three stacked bags are what make heavy lifting both fast and stable.
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Triple bag construction — load is carried across three stacked bags, spreading it instead of concentrating it on one pad.
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11,000 lbs (5 tons) capacity — loaded vans, trucks and light commercial vehicles.
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Three to five seconds to full height — no pumping, on any vehicle in its range.
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5.9 in collapsed height — still fits under a low car despite the capacity.
Made For
Built for bays where heavy vehicles are routine.
- Body shops and collision repair centers
- Independent auto repair shops
- Van and light-truck fleet maintenance
- Tire and quick-service bays
- Mobile repair operations with an air supply
Features
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5 ton (11,000 lb) lifting capacity — loaded vans, trucks and light commercials
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Triple bag air system — weight distributed across three stacked bags
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5.9 in to 15.75 in lifting range — low entry with a real working height
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3 to 5 second lift time — continuous, not stroke by stroke
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8–10 atm recommended air supply — standard shop compressor pressure
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Heavy-duty frame construction — built for the load it is rated to
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Operating handle — positioned from standing, not from the floor
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Casters for mobility — rolls between corners and bays
Why Three Bags Matter
A single-bag jack has to develop all its height and all its force from one chamber. Stacking three bags splits both: each bag contributes part of the travel and part of the load, so the jack reaches 15.75 in without any one bag being pushed to an unstable shape.
Spread load also means a broader, flatter contact patch under the vehicle. On a heavy van that is the difference between a lift that feels planted and one that feels like it is balancing.
With 8–10 atm of shop air behind it, the stack fills in three to five seconds — the same speed regardless of how heavy the corner is, which is exactly where a hand-pumped jack slows down.
Heavy Capacity, Low Entry
Most jacks trade one against the other: the more they lift, the taller they sit collapsed. This one starts at 5.9 in, which keeps it usable on a car, and still carries 11,000 lbs when a van is on it.
The frame is built to the rating rather than to the price, and it moves on casters with an operating handle, so positioning a 5-ton jack does not become its own job.
There is no hydraulic fluid in the lifting path — nothing to bleed, nothing to leak onto a clean floor, and nothing to fade as the day goes on.
The Right Air Jack for Your Shop
For heavy vehicles lifted fast, this is the tool: 11,000 lbs on a triple bag stack, 5.9 to 15.75 in, in three to five seconds.
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