Reinforced frame
Thickened uprights and a reinforced crossbeam form the main working structure.
A reinforced manual workshop press built around bottle-jack hydraulic operation, a rigid frame and an adjustable working position.

A thickened upright frame, reinforced crossbeam, return springs, metal pins and a manually operated bottle jack provide straightforward mechanical control.
Thickened uprights and a reinforced crossbeam form the main working structure.
The bottle jack is operated with a pump handle and a release valve for raising and lowering.
Metal pins and perforated uprights allow the support position to be changed for different work heights.

The component layout highlights the main structural and operating parts for quick identification during setup and use.
Key frame and working-area dimensions are shown below. Manual measurement may vary slightly.

The bottle jack uses a simple two-step procedure for controlled raising and lowering.

Turn the valve clockwise to tighten it, then pump the handle to raise the jack.
Turn the valve counterclockwise about two turns to release pressure and lower the jack.
A reinforced crossbeam, thickened uprights and a perforated base form a rigid workshop press frame.

Product views covering the frame, hydraulic controls, dimensions and construction details.






Close the release valve by turning it clockwise, then pump the handle to raise the jack.
Open the release valve by turning it counterclockwise about two turns so the jack can lower.
Yes. Metal pins and multiple pin holes in the uprights allow the support position to be changed for different work heights.
The frame is shown with 120 cm overall height, 42 cm working inner width, 50 cm outer width, 55 cm working height and 13 cm ram stroke.
Review the construction, dimensions and operating details, then choose the available product configuration for your workshop.