Wilmar Corporation W41023 6 Ton Jack Stand Pair

Product Description

The WILMAR CORPORATION W41023 is a 6-ton heavy duty jack stand designed to safely support vehicles during undercarriage service work. Sold as a pair of two stands, the W41023 is rated at 12,000 LB combined capacity and built with a sturdy steel frame and wide base to maintain strength and stability under load. The ratcheting adjustment mechanism allows technicians to set working height quickly and securely within a lift range of 15.5 inches to 23.5 inches. A tough yellow enamel finish protects the steel from corrosion in shop environments. This stand is suited for automotive and light-duty truck service applications.

The W41023 is intended for use in professional automotive service bays and garage settings where vehicles must be raised and held safely during repairs. The ratcheting style stand is appropriate for passenger cars and light-duty trucks. Each pair provides two matching stands for balanced, bilateral vehicle support. The 12,000 LB capacity and heavy steel frame construction make these stands suitable for repeated use in high-demand shop conditions.

Key Features

• 6-ton capacity per stand, 12,000 LB total for the pair
• Ratcheting adjustment for fast, secure height setting
• Lift range of 15.5 inches to 23.5 inches
• Heavy duty steel frame with wide base for load stability
• Tough yellow enamel finish for corrosion resistance
• Sold as a pair — 2 stands per package

Compatibility

Designed for use with passenger cars and light-duty trucks requiring undercarriage support during service and repair work.

Installation Notes

Jack stands should be positioned and used by qualified automotive technicians familiar with safe vehicle lifting procedures. Always use a hydraulic floor jack to raise the vehicle before placing stands under approved manufacturer lift points — never rely on a floor jack alone to support a vehicle during service. Inspect stands for cracks, deformation, or ratchet wear before each use and remove from service if any damage is found. Ensure the stand base is placed on a firm, level surface before loading.