Enerpac GBJ030A Hydraulic Bottle Jack 5.94 in Stroke

Product Description

The ENERPAC GBJ030A is a manual hydraulic bottle jack designed for heavy-duty lifting applications in industrial, construction, and maintenance environments. Powered by a manual pumping action, it delivers controlled hydraulic force through a piston stroke of 5.9375 inches, giving technicians the lift height needed for equipment repositioning, structural support, and mechanical service work. The compact bottle-jack profile keeps the center of gravity low for stable operation under load. This unit is built for professionals who need reliable, controllable lift force without a powered hydraulic source.

The GBJ030A is suited for industrial maintenance shops, construction sites, and heavy equipment service facilities where manual hydraulic jacks are a standard part of the rigging and lifting toolkit. It is appropriate for use by millwrights, ironworkers, pipefitters, and general maintenance technicians working on machinery, structural steel, or heavy assemblies that require precise vertical lift and stable support during service operations.

Key Features

• 5.9375 inch piston stroke provides substantial lift height for equipment service and repositioning
• Manual hydraulic operation delivers controlled, steady lifting force without a power source
• Bottle jack design offers a low-profile, stable footprint during lifting
• Compact dimensions of 9.53 inches height, 7.72 inches width, and 5.67 inches length for ease of positioning
• Unit weight of 34.2 pounds supports portability between job sites and work areas

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-use hydraulic bottle jack for industrial and heavy-duty manual lifting applications where a bottle-style hydraulic jack with a 5.9375 inch piston stroke is specified.

Installation Notes

Hydraulic bottle jacks must be placed on a firm, level surface rated to handle the applied load before use. Technicians should verify the load capacity of the jack matches or exceeds the weight being lifted prior to operation. Always use appropriate jack stands or cribbing to support a suspended load — never rely solely on the jack to hold a lifted load during service. Follow applicable ASME and OSHA guidelines for rigging and lifting safety when deploying hydraulic jacks in a work environment.