Wilmar Corporation W1632 Hydraulic Bottle Jack 12 Ton

Product Description

The WILMAR CORPORATION W1632 is a 12-ton hydraulic bottle jack rated for 24,000 pounds of lift capacity. It is designed for use in automotive, truck, farm, and shop service environments where a reliable, portable lifting solution is required. The jack features an adjustable top screw that extends the lift range from 9.25 inches to 18.5 inches, providing flexibility across a variety of vehicle and equipment heights. A patented bypass device is built in to protect the unit against over-pumping. The handle is included. This jack is typically installed and operated by automotive technicians, fleet mechanics, and shop personnel.

The W1632 is suited for light-to-medium commercial and residential shop use. Its compact bottle-jack form factor makes it practical for under-vehicle lifting in auto repair bays, truck service facilities, and farm equipment maintenance settings. The adjustable top screw allows fine height adjustment without requiring additional cribbing in many applications, making it a practical general-purpose lifting tool across a range of service scenarios.

Key Features

• 12-ton (24,000 pound) lift capacity for automotive and light commercial use
• Adjustable top screw extends effective lift range to reach varied vehicle clearances
• Lift range of 9.25 inches to 18.5 inches
• Patented bypass device guards against over-pumping damage
• Handle included for immediate use out of the box
• Compact bottle-jack design suited for shop, farm, and field service

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose hydraulic bottle jack suitable for automotive, truck, and farm shop lifting applications where a 12-ton capacity and 9.25 to 18.5 inch lift range meet the service requirement.

Installation Notes

Always position the jack on a firm, level surface before use. Engage the lift only at designated jack points on the vehicle or equipment frame as specified by the manufacturer. Never work under a load supported solely by a hydraulic jack — use appropriately rated jack stands once the load is raised. Inspect the jack for hydraulic fluid leaks and mechanical damage before each use.