HB Series Hydraulic Bottle Jack

What is HB Series Hydraulic Bottle Jack?

The HB Series Hydraulic Bottle Jack has a single hydraulic pump piston that effortlessly raises the lift arm. Pump piston dust shields and wiper seals protect the hydraulic system from contaminants. The hydraulic bottle jack features an overload valve bypass system to prevent jack damage and user injury. Compact design allows use in confined spaces. Easily fits under low vehicles. This product is tested for reliability and safety.

• Versatile bottle jacks can be used vertically (not upside down) or at any angle to not more than 5 degrees from vertical position.
• Can also be used horizontally or vertically in appropriately designed fixtures.
• Machined and polished cylinder walls ensure straight lifts, preventing uneven wear.
• Heat treated adjustable extension screw with cleaned lift saddle prevents slippage.
• Bottle jacks with lifting capacity of 12 tons and over have carrying handle for convenient moving or positioning.
• Patented bypass mechanism protects hydraulic cylinder from overpumping.
• Conforms to ANSI/ASME safety standards / CE standard.

Specification of HB Series Hydraulic Bottle Jack

Common Problems And Solutions

1.When lifting heavy weights, the mandril fails to rise to the maximum route. When the jack reaches a certain height, and the maximum route is not reached, the mandril cannot rise up any more, which indicates that there is a lack of working oil in the jack, and it should be replenished.

2. The mandril wobbles while rising. Generally the oil return valve is not closed tightly; we can tighten oil return valve needle in counterclockwise direction. If it is still unstable, check whether there is any oil leakage around the pressure rod; if the oil leaks, it indicates that the seal ring of the mandril is damaged, and it should be replaced. If there is no oil leakage, confirm again whether the oil return valve and the inlet valve is already locked, and also check sealing gasket conditions in the cylinder end joint of pressure rod; if all the above is normal, then it indicates that the seal ring is damaged, or the fixed screw is loosening, we should replace it or tighten the screw.

3. The mandril fails to rise while no-load. First check the oil amount of the jack, and we should add oil when insufficient. If jack is not short of oil, we can loosen the oil return valve needle of the jack, remove the oil plug of oil filling port, then trample on the jack base by our feet, repeatedly pull up the mandril and press down again by our hands for several times, in order to exhaust air; after the above actions are completed, tighten the oil plug of oil filling port and oil return valve tightly, and then try again the no-load mandril; if the mandril still cannot rise, lay jack flat, remove the oil return valve, check whether the valve and seat contact well; if there is dirt, it should be removed; if there is pit, slot and uneven, it should be replaced. Finally check whether the oil inlet valve is well sealed and the sealing ring of mandril is damaged or falls off. If any, replace it in time.

4.  Oil leakage, can be seen by visual observation. The oil leakage area of the jack is usually in the base and the cylinder joint, around the mandril, in the lock thread of the oil return valve, in the fixed oil plug of the oil filling port, around pressure rod etc. The cause of oil leakage is usually the damage of sealing gasket, it must be replaced in time.