The scissor jack ensures a safe and stable lift, ideal for performing routine maintenance tasks, tire changes, and inspections.

Specification

• Model: RDDLZ-T10152-GS
• Capacity: 1.5 Ton
• Min. Height: 95mm
• Max. Height: 390mm
• Total Length: 450mm
• Stroke with Rated Load: 230-390mm
• Net Weight: 3.3kg

How to Use a Car Scissor Jack?

1. Place this scissor jack under the site in a suitable location for lifting.
2. Turn the handle clockwise to raise the scissor jack to the appropriate height.
3. Confirm that the scissor jack saddle is in contact with the chassis, continue to shake the handle, and the car will be jacked up.
4. The vehicle is lifted off the ground and tires are replaced.
5. After the repair work is completed, shake the handle counterclockwise to make the vehicle land smoothly.
6. Rock the scissor jack to the lowest position, take it out and put it away.

Tips: Difference between bottle jack and scissor jack

Bottle jacks and scissor jacks are both types of hydraulic jacks used for lifting vehicles and heavy loads, but they differ in design and functionality. A bottle jack features a vertical hydraulic cylinder housed in a bottle-shaped casing. It has a small footprint and offers a high lifting capacity, making it suitable for larger vehicles like trucks and SUVs. Bottle jacks require less effort to operate due to their hydraulic advantage.

On the other hand, a scissor jack utilizes a mechanical scissor-like mechanism to lift loads. It is compact and lightweight, making it a common choice for compact cars. Scissor jacks are often provided with vehicles for emergency use. While they are portable and easy to store, scissor jacks typically have a lower lifting capacity compared to bottle jacks.

The choice between a bottle jack and a scissor jack depends on the vehicle's size, lifting requirements, and user preferences for portability and ease of use.