Wilmar Corporation W1625 Hydraulic Bottle Jack 6 Ton

Product Description

The WILMAR CORPORATION W1625 is a 6-ton hydraulic bottle jack rated for 12,000 pounds of lift capacity, designed for use in auto repair, truck service, and farm or shop environments. It features an adjustable top screw for fine-tuned load positioning and ships complete with a handle for immediate use. A patented bypass device is built into the hydraulic circuit to protect against over-pumping, which helps extend service life and prevents seal damage during high-demand lifting operations. The lift range spans 8.5 inches to 16.25 inches, giving technicians and shop operators meaningful vertical travel for a variety of undercarriage tasks.

The W1625 is suited for ground-level service work on passenger vehicles, light and medium trucks, agricultural equipment, and general shop machinery. Its compact bottle-jack form factor makes it practical in tight spaces where a floor jack cannot be positioned. The adjustable top screw extends reach without requiring the jack to be fully raised, which is useful when working under frames or axles with limited clearance. This jack is a common addition to mobile service rigs, farm maintenance bays, and independent repair shops.

Key Features

• 6-ton (12,000 LB) lift capacity for automotive, truck, and agricultural applications
• Patented bypass device prevents over-pumping and protects hydraulic seals
• Adjustable top screw allows incremental height adjustment beyond base lift range
• Lift range of 8.5 inches to 16.25 inches provides broad vertical travel
• Ships complete with handle — no additional hardware required for operation
• Compact bottle-jack profile fits in tight undercarriage spaces

Compatibility

Designed for general-purpose lifting of automobiles, trucks, and farm or shop equipment within the stated 6-ton rated capacity.

Installation Notes

Hydraulic bottle jacks should be operated on a firm, level surface and positioned only on designated vehicle jack points as specified by the vehicle manufacturer. Always support the raised load with appropriate jack stands before performing any service work — never rely solely on a hydraulic jack to hold a load. Inspect the jack for hydraulic fluid leaks, damaged seals, or bent components before each use. Service and repair of hydraulic jacks should be performed by qualified personnel familiar with hydraulic shop equipment.