Wilmar Corporation W1645 Low Profile Floor Jack 3.5 Ton

Product Description

The WILMAR CORPORATION W1645 is a heavy-duty steel low profile floor jack rated for 3.5 tons (7,000 pounds) of lift capacity. It features a lift range of 3.5 inches to 20.5 inches, making it suitable for vehicles with minimal ground clearance. Dual pistons speed up the lifting cycle, and an overload protection bypass valve prevents operation beyond the rated capacity. The extra-long steel frame adds stability during lift, and a swivel saddle with rubber cushion protects vehicle contact points. This jack is designed for professional shop use and is installed and operated by automotive technicians and fleet service professionals.

The W1645 is built for use in automotive and light-duty fleet service environments. Its low profile entry height allows it to fit under cars and light-duty trucks where standard floor jacks cannot reach. The swivel rear wheels allow repositioning in tight or confined service bays without removing the jack from the work area. It is appropriate for residential garage use as well as commercial service shops requiring a reliable, high-capacity floor jack for frequent lifting tasks.

Key Features

• 3.5-ton (7,000-pound) maximum lift capacity with heavy-duty steel frame construction
• Lift range from 3.5 inches to 20.5 inches for low-clearance vehicle access
• Dual pistons deliver faster lift with fewer pump strokes
• Overload protection bypass valve prevents use beyond rated capacity
• Swivel saddle with rubber cushion protects vehicle contact surfaces
• Swivel rear wheels allow easy repositioning in confined work areas
• Extra-long frame design provides maximum stability during lift

Compatibility

Designed for use with cars and light-duty trucks. Suitable for any vehicle where the frame or lift point is accessible within the 3.5-inch to 20.5-inch lift range.

Installation Notes

This floor jack is operated by automotive technicians and should always be used on a flat, level, hard surface. Always engage appropriate jack stands rated for the vehicle weight before performing any work under a raised vehicle — never rely on the floor jack alone to support a load. Inspect the jack for leaks, damage, or worn seals before each use, and do not exceed the 3.5-ton rated capacity.