Wilmar Corporation W1644 Shorty Bottle Jack 20 Ton

Product Description

The WILMAR CORPORATION W1644 is a 20-ton shorty bottle jack rated at 40,000 LB lift capacity, designed for low-clearance applications where a standard-height jack cannot fit. The compact profile allows it to slide into tight spaces under vehicles, equipment, and machinery. It features all-steel construction with a one-piece cast steel base and a rust-free enamel finish for durability in shop, field, and outdoor environments. An adjustable screw top extender adds lifting range beyond the hydraulic stroke. This jack meets ASME PALD-2009 standards for safety and performance of portable automotive lifting devices, making it a code-compliant choice for professional and heavy-duty residential use.

The W1644 is suited for home garages, automotive shops, truck service, and farm equipment maintenance. Its low-profile design makes it practical for lifted trucks, farm machinery, and any vehicle or load with limited undercarriage clearance. The heavy-duty base provides stability on shop floors and compacted surfaces. It is appropriate for use by automotive technicians, diesel mechanics, farm equipment operators, and experienced DIYers handling heavy loads.

Key Features

• 20-ton (40,000 LB) hydraulic lift capacity for heavy vehicles and equipment
• Low-profile shorty design slides into tight, restricted clearance spaces
• All-steel construction with one-piece cast steel base for structural rigidity
• Rust-free enamel finish resists corrosion in shop and outdoor environments
• Adjustable screw top extender increases maximum lift height
• Meets ASME PALD-2009 safety and performance standards for portable automotive lifting devices

Compatibility

Designed for home, auto, truck, and farm use where a low-profile hydraulic bottle jack with high lift capacity is required.

Installation Notes

Always position the jack on a firm, level surface before use. Inspect the hydraulic system and all structural components for damage or fluid leaks before each lift. Never exceed the rated 20-ton lift capacity. Use appropriate jack stands to support the load after lifting — never rely solely on the jack to hold a raised load.