Low-profile 180° Rotating Floor Jack Forsage F-TH22010 2t with Rubber Pad

Floor jack Forsage F-TH22010 is a low-profile 180° rotating lifting jack with a 2-ton lifting capacity and a rubber contact pad designed for vehicles and equipment with limited ground clearance. The low-profile frame allows access under lowered cars and sports vehicles, while the rotating saddle provides flexible positioning when jacking in tight spaces. The rubber pad protects painted and metal contact points from scratches and improves grip between the saddle and the load. The jack is intended for workshop, garage and mobile service applications where compact dimensions and maneuverability are required.

Advantages

The low-profile design enables lifting of vehicles with shallow clearance without the need for ramps or ramps. The 180° rotating saddle increases accessibility to lift points located near chassis members or exhaust systems. A rubber pad on the saddle reduces the risk of surface damage and helps stabilize the load during lifting. The construction provides a rated 2-ton capacity with stable base support for routine maintenance and component replacement tasks.

Suitable for

• Lifting passenger cars with low ground clearance
• Use in small garages and home workshops
• Mobile service and roadside assistance where compact equipment is needed
• Maintenance tasks such as wheel changes, brake work and underbody inspections

Key specifications

• Type: low-profile floor jack with rotating saddle
• Lifting capacity: 2 tonnes
• Rotation: 180° rotating saddle for flexible positioning
• Contact surface: rubber pad to protect and stabilize lifted parts
• Suitable clearance: engineered for vehicles and equipment with limited ground clearance
• Base: wide support for stability during lifting operations

How to use

Position the jack on a firm, level surface and align the rotating saddle with the vehicle lifting point recommended by the vehicle manufacturer. Rotate the saddle as required to match the contact area and ensure the rubber pad sits correctly on the lift point. Pump the jack handle according to the tool's pump mechanism to raise the vehicle until the required height is reached. Secure the vehicle with appropriate stands before performing maintenance and lower the jack slowly when the work is complete. Follow standard safety procedures and vehicle manufacturer lifting instructions at all times.

Usage recommendations

Before each use, inspect the jack for visible damage, leaks or worn components. Use the jack only on stable, level surfaces and never rely solely on the jack for prolonged support; always use rated support stands. Avoid exceeding the specified 2-ton capacity and ensure the rubber pad is free of contaminants to maintain grip. Store the jack in a dry place and perform periodic maintenance according to the manufacturer's guidance to ensure reliable operation.