Floor Jacks
A collection page of Cleanflow
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Floor Jacks At Cleanflow , a floor jack, a.k.a. trolley jack, is a mechanical or hydraulic lifting device designed to raise heavy loads, typically vehicles, for maintenance or repair purposes. It features a flat, horizontal design with casters for easy maneuverability and a lever-operated lifting arm that provides vertical motion to a lifting pad. Floor jacks are commonly used in automotive repair shops and by DIY enthusiasts for vehicle maintenance. Brand History The brands featured in this collection, including Strongarm and GoJak, have a long-standing reputation for engineering high-performance vehicle lifting equipment. Strongarm is a trusted name in hydraulic jacks, and it is known for producing heavy-duty solutions designed for automotive and industrial applications. GoJak specializes in self-loading dollies and lifting systems that simplify vehicle positioning in body shops, garages, and showrooms. With years of innovation and commitment to safety, these brands continue to set the industry standard. Key Features of Floor Jacks: Design : Horizontal piston mechanism with casters for mobility. Low Profile : Fits under vehicles with low clearance. Lifting Capacity : Typically rated for 1.5 to 3 tons, but industrial models can lift more. Safety : Requires use on hard, level surfaces and should be paired with jack stands for support Why Choose Floor Jacks from Cleanflow? Heavy-Duty Construction : Built with high-strength steel and premium hydraulic components for long-lasting performance. Precision Lifting : Engineered for stability and accuracy, ensuring safe vehicle positioning and maintenance. Versatile Applications : Suitable for automotive repair shops, towing services, and industrial environments. Innovative Designs : Featuring self-loading capabilities, pneumatic lifting, and ergonomic controls for ease of use. Trusted Brands : Backed by reputable manufacturers known for their reliability and safety compliance. Best-Selling Floor Jacks Products Strongarm Str
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