| Brand: | Stix |
| Model: | LS-01 2,5T |
| Type of lift: | hydraulic |
| Maximum load capacity: | 2500 kg |
| Maximum lift height: | 365 mm |
| Minimum lift height: | 85 mm |
| Net weight: | 11 kg |
| Lever length: | 50 cm |
| Packaging dimensions: | 55 x 23 16 cm |
| Condition: | new |
LS-01 2,5T hydraulic frog type car jack
2.5 tons lifting capacity
LS-01 hydraulic lift (popular "frog") with a maximum lifting capacity of up to 2.5 tons is an excellent device for quick and easy lifting of passenger cars and light delivery vehicles.
Low profile - 85 mm
The minimum height of the lift is less than 85 mm. This facilitates trouble-free use of the lift for lifting cars with lowered suspension, such as sports cars.
Maximum height 365 mm
The jack makes it possible to quickly and easily lift a vehicle to a maximum height of 365 mm (with the use of a booster stand). When working with the jack, it is not necessary to use a lot of force - the lever works with moderate resistance, which helps control the course of the lift.
Rubbers + stand
The jack comes with 2 rubbers and a lifting stand:
- safety rubber low,
- safety rubber high with a groove,
- SUV adapter - a metal lifting stand for higher-suspended vehicles.
Easy maneuverability
Two swivel casters make it easy to position the jack under the vehicle. The lever length of only 50 cm makes it easy to use the jack in tight spaces. Due to its small size (without the lever 53 x 20 x 12.5 cm high) and weight of 11 kg, the jack is handy and easy to transport. A practical and removable plastic handle helps to carry the device.
Sturdy construction
The lifter is made of cold-bent profiles made of 4 mm thick sheet metal. The profiles are shaped in a way that ensures adequate rigidity of the structure. All casters are all metal. Simple and sturdy construction and make the device successful in any garage. It can also be a permanent fixture in the trunk of a vehicle.
Remember the cradles
The hydraulic jack is used to lift the vehicle - after it is lifted, you need to place under the vehicle (in the places designated for this purpose) the car supports, the so-called "hoops".
