The Enerpac GBJ100 is a high-capacity hydraulic bottle jack designed for heavy industrial and construction lifting applications. Its single-acting design and compact vertical profile make it ideal for controlled lifting in demanding rental environments.
The Enerpac GBJ100 hydraulic bottle jack is engineered to deliver reliable, high-force vertical lifting for industrial and construction applications. Its single-acting hydraulic design allows the jack to raise heavy loads using hydraulic pressure, while controlled lowering is achieved through load return. This straightforward operating principle makes it highly dependable and easy to use in the field.
With a 110-ton lifting capacity, the GBJ100 is commonly used for lifting structural components, heavy machinery, and infrastructure elements where precision and safety are essential. The compact bottle jack configuration allows it to be positioned in confined spaces beneath loads, making it especially effective for bridge lifting, equipment maintenance, and plant shutdown work. Built with rugged steel construction, the GBJ100 is well-suited for repeated rental use in harsh jobsite environments.
Maximum Lifting Capacity: 110 Ton
Stroke Length: 5.91 in
Jack Type: Hydraulic Bottle Jack
Cylinder Operation: Single-Acting
Return Method: Load Return
Primary Use: Vertical lifting and load support
Heavy equipment lifting and support
Bridge lifting and infrastructure maintenance
Structural alignment and positioning
Industrial plant maintenance and shutdowns
Construction and civil engineering projects
High-pressure hydraulic pumps (10,000 psi systems)
Single-acting hydraulic hoses and couplers
Hydraulic pressure gauges
Pump-mounted or inline control valves
Protective hose sleeves and dust caps
The Enerpac GBJ100 hydraulic bottle jack is a preferred rental solution for contractors and industrial users who require extreme lifting capacity for short-term projects. Renting provides access to professional-grade lifting equipment without the cost of ownership, long-term storage, or ongoing maintenance, making it ideal for project-based lifting applications.
Use only in a vertical, upright position
Ensure all hydraulic components are rated for system pressure
Position jack on a stable, level surface before lifting
Never exceed the rated lifting capacity
Inspect hoses, couplers, and connections before use
Follow all site-specific lifting and safety procedures
When extreme lifting power is required in a compact form, the Enerpac GBJ100 delivers proven reliability. Its high capacity, simple single-acting operation, and rugged construction make it a trusted hydraulic bottle jack for demanding industrial and rental applications.
🔹 Best Suited For
Heavy industrial lifting where very high vertical force is required
Structural maintenance, shutdowns, and equipment positioning involving large loads
Applications requiring compact high-capacity lifting in confined footprints
Use as part of multi-point lifting or support systems under engineered lift plans
🔹 Key Considerations
Designed strictly for vertical lifting; side loading must be avoided
High capacity requires a solid, engineered base to maintain stability
Manual hydraulic operation favors controlled, deliberate lifting rather than rapid cycling
🔹 Rental Insight
This high-capacity bottle jack is commonly rented for short-duration heavy lifts where purchasing specialized lifting equipment is impractical. It is frequently selected for industrial shutdowns, structural work, and maintenance projects requiring reliable 110-ton lifting performance in a compact form.
Bottle jacks are fully compatible with standard 10,000 PSI hydraulic systems from Enerpac, Simplex, and Power Team when properly matched with pumps and accessories.
Bottle jack rentals allow access to professional-grade equipment without the cost, storage, and maintenance responsibilities of ownership.
Bottle jacks typically require a compatible hydraulic pump, hoses, couplers, and pressure gauge to ensure safe and controlled lifting.
Bottle jacks are commonly rented by construction crews, industrial maintenance teams, transportation operators, mining operations, and fabrication facilities.
