SATA ST97802ASC Hydraulic Bottle Jack 4T

- Lifting capacity: 4 tons - Hydraulic lift system for smooth operation - Welded steel construction for durability and leak-free performance - Center adjustment for precise lifting-point alignment - Double levers for ergonomic pumping - Two-piece handle for compact storage - Safety valve to prevent overloading

Place the jack on a flat, solid surface and chock the wheels. Position the jack under a proper lifting point, attach the two-piece handle, and pump slowly to lift. Use the center adjustment to align the load, and lower gradually by turning the release valve. Do not work under the vehicle unless it is supported by appropriate stands.

Center Adjustment allows you to fine-tune the jack’s contact point under the vehicle so the load sits evenly. This improves stability, reduces the risk of slipping, and helps ensure a safer lift.

The safety valve prevents overloading by limiting hydraulic pressure. If the load approaches the jack’s rated capacity, the valve helps protect both the jack and the operator by preventing uncontrolled lift.

Keep the jack clean and dry, check for oil leaks, and store it in a dry place. The two-piece handle makes storage easier. If you notice leaks or reduced lifting performance, have the hydraulic system inspected or serviced by a professional.

Yes—this 4-ton rating covers most passenger cars, SUVs, and light-duty trucks. Always verify your vehicle’s lifting points in the owner's manual and never exceed the jack’s rated capacity.

Consider using jack stands for safe vehicle support, wheel chocks to prevent movement, a protective pad or plate to protect lifting points, and gloves for safer handling.

• Compared with SATA ST97002ASC Hydraulic Bottle Jack 2T (https://fepy.com/product/sata-st97002asc-hydraulic-bottle-jack-2t): the 4T model offers higher lifting capacity but is heavier and less portable. • Compared with SATA ST97806ASC Hydraulic Bottle Jack 6T (https://fepy.com/product/sata-st97806asc-hydraulic-bottle-jack-6t): the 6T variant can lift more weight but is larger and heavier, while the 4T version provides a balance of capacity and manageability.

Use on a flat, solid surface; chock wheels; never rely solely on the jack to support a vehicle; always use jack stands for support; do not exceed the 4-ton rating; keep hands and feet clear of the lifting area; wear appropriate PPE as needed.

Lifting speed is affected by hydraulic efficiency and how smoothly you operate the lever. The effort needed depends on the load, lift height, and technique—pumping gradually and keeping the load stable reduces effort and improves control.