Vestil SJ-35 Trailer Stabilizing Jack 50000 Lb Static

Product Description

The VESTIL SJ-35 is a heavy-duty steel trailer stabilizing jack rated for 50,000 pounds of static capacity. It is designed to support and stabilize parked semi-trailers at loading docks, preventing trailer movement during loading and unloading operations. The jack adjusts from a minimum height of 44 inches to a maximum of 51 inches, accommodating standard trailer bed heights. A reflective collar is included to improve visibility in low-light dock environments. This unit is built from steel construction and meets OSHA standards. It is intended for installation and service by qualified dock equipment technicians or facility maintenance professionals.

The SJ-35 is suited for commercial and industrial loading dock applications where trailer stability is required during forklift entry and pallet jack operations. The 50,000-pound static capacity handles the load demands of fully loaded trailers. The adjustable height range of 44 to 51 inches covers common dock-height trailer configurations. This jack is a direct-placement stabilizer and does not function as a lifting device. It is appropriate for use at distribution centers, warehouses, and freight terminals where trailers are staged for extended loading periods.

Key Features

• 50,000 lb static capacity supports fully loaded trailers at dock
• Adjustable service height range from 44 inches to 51 inches
• Steel body construction for durability in heavy-use dock environments
• Includes a reflective collar for improved visibility
• Meets OSHA standards for trailer stabilization equipment
• 16.625-inch overall width provides a stable base footprint

Compatibility

Designed as a trailer stabilizing jack for standard semi-trailers with bed heights falling within the 44 to 51 inch service height range, typical of commercial loading dock applications.

Installation Notes

Installation and placement should be performed by qualified dock equipment or facility maintenance personnel in accordance with OSHA trailer restraint and stabilization guidelines. Always chock trailer wheels and engage the dock leveler or trailer restraint before placing the stabilizing jack. Position the jack under the trailer nose on a firm, level surface. Never use this jack as a lifting device or exceed its rated static capacity.