Hydraulic Workshop Jack Forsage F-TH22001CB 2t, min height 135mm, max height 385mm

Hydraulic Workshop Jack Forsage F-TH22001CB 2t is a low-profile hydraulic floor jack designed for garage and workshop use, offering a 2-ton lifting capacity with a minimum lift height of 135 mm and a maximum lift height of 385 mm. The jack uses a hydraulic pump mechanism to provide controlled, smooth lifting and lowering of vehicles and heavy components. Its compact footprint and stable base make it suitable for confined workshop spaces while allowing for reliable positioning beneath vehicle jacking points.

Advantages

The hydraulic mechanism delivers consistent lifting force with minimal manual effort, and the low-profile design enables access to vehicles with reduced ground clearance. The unit's stable base and broad saddle help maintain balance during lifting operations, and controls for smooth descent improve safety when lowering loads. Compact dimensions and moderate weight simplify storage and repositioning on workshop floors.

Suitable for

• Lifting passenger cars with moderate clearance for maintenance and repair
• Supporting removal and installation of heavy components such as transmissions and suspension parts
• Use in home garages, small repair shops, and mobile service applications

Key specifications

• Maximum lifting capacity: 2 tonnes
• Minimum lift height: 135 mm
• Maximum lift height: 385 mm
• Hydraulic pump lifting mechanism for controlled operation
• Low-profile floor jack form factor for access under vehicles
• Stable base and saddle for improved load stability

How to use

Position the jack on a flat, solid surface and align the saddle under the vehicle's designated jacking point. Operate the pump handle to raise the saddle until the vehicle is lifted to the required height, ensuring the load is stable before performing any work. To lower, use the release control gradually to allow a smooth descent. Follow standard safety procedures: chock wheels, use axle stands if you will work under the vehicle, and never exceed the rated lifting capacity.

Usage recommendations

Regularly inspect the jack for hydraulic leaks, damaged seals, and structural deformation. Keep the pump mechanism and pivot points clean and lubricated according to workshop maintenance practices. Store the jack with the saddle lowered to reduce stress on seals and hydraulic components.