3 Ton Triple Bag Air Jack with Six Steel Pipes

Heavy-Duty 3 Ton Triple Bag Air Jack for Fast, Stable Lifting

Handle vehicle lifting tasks in your garage or workshop with a pneumatic jack designed for strength, control, and repeatable performance. This 3 ton (6600 lbs) triple bag air jack combines an airbag lifting system with a reinforced frame and six steel pipes to support safe, stable operation when working under cars or other heavy loads.

The jack uses compressed air to raise vehicles quickly, reducing physical effort compared with traditional mechanical jacks. Its triple airbag structure distributes lifting force evenly, helping to keep the vehicle steady during elevation. The integrated six steel pipes strengthen the overall construction, adding rigidity to the base and support areas so the jack remains stable on solid workshop floors. This configuration is well suited for tasks such as tire changes, suspension work, brake service, and general underbody inspection. The low-profile design allows positioning under many standard cars and light-duty vehicles commonly found in home garages and professional repair environments. Clear connection points for the air supply and straightforward controls support efficient operation for both experienced technicians and DIY users who need reliable lifting assistance.

Why It's a Smart Choice

• 3 ton (6600 lbs) lifting capacity supports a wide range of passenger vehicles and light machinery.
• Triple bag air system provides controlled, even lifting for improved stability while working.
• Six steel pipes reinforce the structure, helping maintain balance and durability during frequent use.

FAQ

Q: What type of air source is required?
A: The jack connects to a standard compressed air supply commonly used in garages and workshops. Check the manufacturer's pressure recommendations before use.

Q: Is this jack suitable for professional workshops?
A: Yes, the 3 ton capacity, triple bag design, and reinforced frame make it appropriate for routine tasks in both professional and home garages.

Q: Can it be used on uneven surfaces?
A: For best stability and safety, use the jack on a firm, level surface. Uneven or soft ground can reduce support and is not recommended.

Q: What kind of maintenance does it need?
A: Periodically inspect the airbag, seals, and steel components for wear, and ensure air connections remain clean and dry to support consistent lifting performance.