BVA Hydraulics | Bottle Jacks
Heavy-Duty Lifting Equipment
BVA Bottle Jacks, Toe Jacks & Mini Jacks
Shop BVA manual bottle jacks, air/manual bottle jacks, toe jacks and compact mini jacks for industrial service, equipment maintenance, fleet work and heavy-load positioning.
Bottle Jacks & Lifting Jacks
Choose the Right Bottle Jacks, Toe Jacks & Mini Jacks
Compare the available styles and confirm the complete operating requirements before ordering.
Manual Bottle Jacks
Self-contained hydraulic jacks for portable lifting and maintenance applications.
Air/Manual Bottle Jacks
Dual-operation jacks that use shop air for faster lifting while retaining manual operation.
Toe Jacks
Low-entry lifting from a toe or top saddle for machinery installation and positioning.
Mini Jacks
Compact hydraulic jacks for confined spaces and limited-clearance applications.
Shorty Bottle Jacks
Reduced-height models for applications where standard bottle jacks will not fit.
High-Capacity Jacks
Heavy-duty lifting options for industrial equipment, fleet and maintenance operations.
Information Needed to Select a BVA Jack
Confirm the actual load, lift point, minimum insertion height and required travel before choosing a jack.
- Maximum load to be lifted
- Required safety margin
- Minimum starting height
- Required hydraulic stroke
- Available overhead clearance
- Toe lift or top lift
- Manual or air/manual operation
- Base size and floor condition
How to Find and Order BVA Equipment
Define the Application
Record the required capacity, travel, available space, power source and operating method.
Locate the Model
Use the existing data plate, BVA literature or product specifications to identify the model.
Search or Request a Quote
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Before Ordering
What is the difference between a bottle jack and a toe jack?
A bottle jack lifts from its top saddle. A toe jack can lift from a low-positioned toe, making it useful when machinery has very little ground clearance.
When is an air/manual bottle jack useful?
Air operation speeds lifting when compressed air is available, while the manual pump provides backup or allows use away from the air supply.
Can I lift a load equal to the jack's rated capacity?
The jack must be selected and used according to the manufacturer's instructions, with an appropriate safety margin and stable support conditions.
Can a jack be used as a permanent support?
No. After lifting, support the load with properly rated mechanical stands, cribbing or other approved support equipment.
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