Forklift Jacks
Our forklift jacks are designed for the safe lifting of forklifts and heavy machinery with exceptional ease and precision. Built for durability and stability, they're ideal for maintenance and repair operations. Shop with us for the most reliable products, coupled with expert advice and competitive prices.
Looking for a reliable way to lift your forklift or electric pallet jack for maintenance? Forklift jacks are purpose-built to safely raise a wide range of material handling equipment—including counterbalance forklifts, pallet jacks, and electric pallet jack forklifts—for inspections, tyre changes, and servicing.
At LES – Lifting Equipment Store, we offer a carefully curated range of forklift jacks suitable for both workshop and mobile use. Whether you manage a fleet of warehouse forklifts or service pallet trucks on-site, we stock lifting equipment designed for safety, strength, and compliance. Our range includes low-clearance forklift jacks, heavy-duty hydraulic jacks, and portable units that fit under even the lowest-profile electric pallet jack forklifts.
Whether you're a warehouse manager, facilities engineer, or mobile technician, LES is your trusted partner for forklift and pallet jack lifting solutions. Browse our full collection today or speak to one of our lifting experts for tailored advice.
Forklift Jack FAQs
According to industry best practices and compliance guidelines, forklift jacks should be visually inspected before each use and undergo periodic professional load testing annually. Look for signs of hydraulic leaks, worn seals, or structural fatigue, and tag out any jack that fails inspection.
Forklift jacks should only be used on level, stable surfaces to prevent tipping or shifting under load. If you must use them outdoors, ensure the ground is compacted, dry, and reinforced, and always use base plates or support mats designed for uneven terrain.
Choose a jack with a lifting capacity that exceeds your forklift’s gross weight, including attachments and battery (for electric models). Most heavy-duty forklift jacks range from 5 to 25 tons, so selecting the right tonnage is critical to prevent equipment failure and ensure workplace safety.
Low-clearance warehouse forklifts often require low-profile forklift jacks that can fit beneath tight spaces while still offering the lift capacity needed. These jacks are specifically engineered for tight undercarriages and should be chosen based on the exact minimum clearance of your forklift model.