Hydraulic Jack & Cylinder Rentals for Heavy Lifting, Construction & Industrial Projects
Enerpac, Simplex, and Power Team hydraulic equipment available for short-term and long-term rental nationwide.
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With over 30 years of industry experience, we help ensure the right jack type, tonnage, stroke, and capacity are selected to meet stringent safety and building standards. Our rental inventory supports construction, infrastructure, and industrial projects, backed by technical guidance, certified equipment, and expert support to ensure safe, compliant, and efficient execution.
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Power Team P19L – Single Acting Hydraulic Hand Pump with 10,000 psi operating pressure
Simplex RDA308, 30 ton Double-Acting, General Purpose Hydraulic Cylinder with 8.13 in Stroke
Power Team RLS500S 50 ton Single-Acting Low-Profile Cylinder with 0.625 in Stroke
Enerpac HCL502, 50 ton Capacity, Single-Acting, High Tonnage, Lock Nut Hydraulic Cylinder 1.97 in Stroke
WB Equipment High Tonnage Custom Built Center Hole Hydraulic Cylinders
Freyssi FJ-30 80 Ton Industrial Hydraulic Single Acting Flat Jack with 1 in Stroke
Enerpac GBJ100, 110 Ton Manual Hydraulic Industrial Bottle Jack, Single-Acting, with 5.91 in Stroke
Enerpac RSM500, 48.1 ton, Single Acting, Low Height Cylinder, With 0.63″ Stroke
Enerpac RRH10010, 100 ton, Double-Acting, Hollow Plunger Hydraulic Cylinder with 10.13 in Stroke,
Simplex RFS50 – 50 ton Single-Acting Low Height Cylinder with 0.62 inch Stroke
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FAQ Knowledge Hub
Yes. They provide accurate controlled lifting and positioning.
No. Mechanical track jacks operate manually without hydraulic systems.
They are used for machinery moving, rigging, equipment installation, and low-clearance lifting applications.
Yes. Many hydraulic spreaders are designed for tight access environments.
Gas Hydraulic Pumps are used to supply pressurized hydraulic oil at 10,000 PSI to operate cylinders, jacks, presses, and other hydraulic tools in locations without electrical power.
Yes. Hydraulic cylinders are widely used for lifting applications.
They can. Hydraulic Rentals can supply complete pump kits including hoses, couplers, and gauges.
Wedge spreaders fit into tight gaps, while jaw spreaders provide wider opening range for general spreading work.
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Northeast U.S.
New York, New Jersey, Connecticut
(NY-NJ-CT)
The traditional tri-state area around New York City.
Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware
(PA-NJ-DE)
Surrounding the Philadelphia metropolitan area.
Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Vermont
(MA-NH-VT)
Often grouped as the New England tri-state area.
Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts
(ME-NH-MA)
Another common group in New England.
Midwest U.S.
Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin
(IL-IN-WI)
Centered around the Chicago area.
Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio
(KY-IN-OH)
Centered around the Cincinnati metro area.
Michigan, Ohio, Indiana
(MI-OH-IN)
Grouped in the Great Lakes region.
Minnesota, Iowa, Wisconsin
(MN-IA-WI)
A common grouping in the northern Midwest.
Mid-Atlantic U.S.
Virginia, Maryland, Washington, D.C.
(VA-MD-DC)
The DMV region around Washington, D.C.
West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Maryland
(WV-PA-MD)
Grouped in the Appalachian region.
Southeast U.S.
Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina
(GA-SC-NC)
The southeastern tri-state area.
Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia
(TN-AL-GA)
Near the Chattanooga metro area.
Florida, Georgia, Alabama
(FL-GA-AL)
Bordering the southeastern states.
South U.S.
Tennessee, Arkansas, Mississippi
(TN-AR-MS)
Centered around Memphis.
Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama
(LA-MS-AL)
Often grouped along the Gulf Coast.
Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas
(TX-LA-AR)
Neighboring southern states.
Kentucky, Tennessee, Virginia
(KY-TN-VA)
Grouped around Appalachia.
Southwest U.S.
New Mexico, Arizona, Texas
(NM-AZ-TX)
Southwestern states.
Oklahoma, Texas, Arkansas
(OK-TX-AR)
Bordering southern-central states.
Nevada, Arizona, California
(NV-AZ-CA)
Southwestern region.
Western U.S.
California, Oregon, Nevada
(CA-OR-NV)
On the West Coast and southwestern U.S.
Washington, Oregon, Idaho
(WA-OR-ID)
Pacific Northwest region.
Montana, Wyoming, Idaho
(MT-WY-ID)
Mountain West tri-state area.
Colorado, Wyoming, Nebraska
(CO-WY-NE)
Neighboring Rocky Mountain states.
Central U.S.
Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska
(MO-KS-NE)
Centered around Kansas City.
Nebraska, South Dakota, Iowa
(NE-SD-IA)
Great Plains region.
North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota
(ND-SD-MN)
Upper Midwest.
Colorado, Utah, Arizona
(CO-UT-AZ)
Mountain Southwest region.
Mountain West U.S.
Utah, Wyoming, Idaho
(UT-WY-ID)
Mountain West group.
Montana, South Dakota, Wyoming
(MT-SD-WY)
Northwestern tri-state area.
Nevada, Utah, Arizona
(NV-UT-AZ)
Western U.S. states.
Non-Contiguous States
Alaska (AK)
Separate due to its location in the far north.
Hawaii (HI)
An island state in the Pacific.