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The WILMAR CORPORATION W1633 is a 20-ton hydraulic bottle jack rated for 40,000 LB of lift capacity. It is designed for heavy-duty lifting in auto repair, truck service, and farm or shop environments. The unit features a patented bypass device that prevents over-pumping, protecting both the jack and the load. The steel lifting saddle is cleated for positive load grip during operation. Critical stress areas are heat treated to extend service life under repeated high-load use. The lift range spans 9.5 inches to 17.75 inches, making it suitable for a wide variety of vehicle and equipment configurations. Licensed trades and shop technicians are the primary installers and operators of this unit.
The W1633 is well suited for automotive service bays, commercial truck maintenance, and agricultural equipment shops. Its compact bottle jack form factor allows placement under vehicle frames, axle housings, and heavy machinery where floor jacks cannot reach. The cleated saddle provides additional stability when lifting uneven or round-profile surfaces. The jack meets ASME PALD-2009 standards for safety and performance of portable automotive lifting devices, making it appropriate for professional shop environments where compliance with recognized safety standards is required.
Designed for use in automotive, truck, and farm or shop service applications where a portable hydraulic bottle jack with a 20-ton capacity is required. Consult vehicle or equipment manufacturer specifications to confirm adequate rated lift capacity before use.
This jack is operated by qualified automotive, fleet, or shop service technicians. Always position the jack on a firm, level surface and align the saddle with a manufacturer-approved lift point before pumping. Never use this jack as a permanent support — always supplement with rated jack stands once the load is raised. Inspect hydraulic seals and fluid level before each use and remove the load from the jack if any leaks or abnormal resistance are detected.
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