The Power Team 9008A is a compact hydraulic bottle jack designed for light-to-medium industrial lifting applications. Its single-acting operation and short stroke make it ideal for controlled lifting in low-clearance rental and maintenance environments.
The Power Team 9008A hydraulic bottle jack is engineered for dependable vertical lifting in industrial, construction, and maintenance settings where compact size and controlled operation are essential. Its single-acting hydraulic design raises loads using hydraulic pressure, while lowering is achieved through controlled load return, allowing precise positioning during lifting tasks.
With an 8-ton lifting capacity and a 4.75-inch stroke, the 9008A is particularly well suited for low-clearance applications such as machinery support, equipment servicing, and structural adjustments. The compact bottle jack design allows for easy placement beneath loads in confined spaces, making it a practical choice for workshops and field service crews. Built to Power Team’s industrial standards, the 9008A is designed to withstand repeated use in demanding rental environments.
Maximum Lifting Capacity: 8 Ton
Stroke Length: 4.75 in
Jack Type: Hydraulic Bottle Jack
Cylinder Type: Single-Acting
Return Method: Load Return
Primary Use: Vertical lifting and load support
Minimum Heigh 7.88″
Maximum Height 15.38″
Saddle Diameter 1.50″
Base Dimensions 6.00″ L × 3.50″ W
Handle Length 23.81″
Pump Effort at Rated Load 75 lbs
Weight 12.1 lbs
Equipment maintenance and servicing
Machinery support and positioning
Light industrial lifting tasks
Construction and workshop applications
General-purpose vertical lifting
High-pressure hydraulic pumps (10,000 psi systems)
Single-acting hydraulic hoses and couplers
Hydraulic pressure gauges
Pump-mounted or inline control valves
Protective saddle caps
Dust caps and protective covers
The Power Team 9008A hydraulic bottle jack is a popular rental option for contractors and maintenance teams requiring compact lifting equipment for short-term projects. Renting provides access to professional-grade hydraulic lifting capability without the cost of ownership, storage, or long-term maintenance.
Use only in a vertical, upright position
Place jack on a stable, level surface before lifting
Never exceed the rated lifting capacity
Ensure the load is properly centered on the saddle
Inspect the jack and hydraulic components before use
Follow all jobsite lifting and safety procedures
The Power Team 9008A offers a reliable combination of compact size, controlled lifting, and industrial durability. Its short stroke and single-acting hydraulic operation make it a practical choice for low-clearance lifting applications in both rental fleets and industrial environments.
🔹 Best Suited For
Light-to-medium industrial lifting in restricted or low-clearance areas
Maintenance and repair tasks requiring compact vertical lifting
Machinery support and positioning where shorter stroke travel is sufficient
Field service applications needing durable, manual hydraulic equipment
🔹 Key Considerations
Shorter stroke favors low-clearance setups but limits total lift height
Designed for vertical lifting only; not intended for side or horizontal loads
Manual operation suits controlled lifts rather than continuous operation
🔹 Rental Insight
This bottle jack is commonly included in rental fleets for applications where clearance is limited and controlled lifting is required. It is often selected for maintenance and service work where compact size and straightforward hydraulic operation are more important than extended lift travel.
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.
