Hydraulic Two-Stage Low-Profile Column Jack GEKO 6T

Hydraulic Two-Stage Low-Profile Column Jack GEKO 6T is a column-style hydraulic lifting tool designed to raise vehicles and heavy equipment where low minimum height clearance is required. The two-stage mechanism provides an extended lifting range while the low-profile base allows insertion under lowered vehicles, making it suitable for workshop and garage environments. Constructed for routine vehicle maintenance and repair tasks, this jack offers stable vertical lifting up to a rated capacity of 6 tonnes.

Advantages

The two-stage hydraulic system combines a compact lowered height with a considerable maximum lift, enabling access under vehicles with low ground clearance and reaching a working height for repairs. The column-style design concentrates lifting force in a narrow footprint, which helps when space is limited in service bays. The construction provides stable vertical travel and controlled descent, while the low-profile shape simplifies positioning beneath chassis and bumpers. Materials and hydraulic components are selected to provide reliable performance under frequent workshop use.

Suitable for

• Lifting passenger cars with low ground clearance
• Raising small vans and light commercial vehicles for maintenance
• Supporting vehicle repair tasks such as wheel and brake service
• Workshops and garages where compact storage and low insertion height are required

Key specifications

• Lifting capacity: 6 tonnes (6,000 kg)
• Two-stage hydraulic lift providing extended reach from a low collapsed height
• Low-profile base for insertion under vehicles with limited clearance
• Column-style vertical lift for space-efficient footprint
• Controlled hydraulic descent for precise lowering

How to use

Position the jack under the vehicle at a manufacturer-recommended lifting point, ensuring the base sits on firm, level ground. Use the low-profile entry to slide the column under the chassis or bumper until it contacts the lifting point. Operate the hydraulic pump or handle according to the tool’s operating procedure to raise the vehicle to the desired height. Verify stability before performing any work and use appropriate safety stands to support the vehicle; never rely solely on the jack for prolonged support. When lowering, release the hydraulic control slowly to ensure a controlled descent.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the jack and hydraulic components for damage or leakage before each use, and follow vehicle manufacturer lifting points and weight limits. Use on solid, level surfaces only and complement the jack with certified axle stands for safety during under-vehicle work.