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SUB ASSEMBLY HANDLE - OTC Tools and Equipment

Part #: 5110-23

The OTC Tools and Equipment 5110-23 Sub Assembly Handle is a crucial replacement component designed specifically for the OTC 5110 10-Ton Air/Hydraulic Service Jack. This professional-grade handle ensures continued optimal operation and control of your heavy-duty service jack, providing the leverage and secure positioning required for demanding automotive and industrial lifting tasks. Crafted to meet the rigorous standards of professional mechanics, it restores full functionality to your lifting equipment.

Key Features

  • Direct Replacement: Engineered as an exact fit for the OTC 5110 10-Ton Air/Hydraulic Service Jack, ensuring seamless integration and performance.
  • Durable Construction: Built with robust materials to withstand the harsh conditions and frequent use found in professional workshop environments.
  • Secure Locking Mechanism: Features a spring-loaded design that allows the handle to be locked in three distinct positions, providing precise control and enhanced safety during lifting operations.
  • Optimal Leverage: Designed to provide efficient leverage for easy maneuvering and pumping of the 10-ton service jack, reducing technician fatigue.
  • Professional Grade: Reflects OTC's commitment to quality, offering a reliable and long-lasting component for heavy-duty applications.

Applications

This sub assembly handle is essential for professional technicians and mechanics working in automotive repair shops, fleet maintenance facilities, and industrial settings. It is specifically used to operate and position the OTC 5110 10-Ton Air/Hydraulic Service Jack when lifting heavy trucks, buses, construction equipment, and other large vehicles or machinery that require substantial lifting capacity.

Specifications

  • Manufacturer: OTC Tools and Equipment
  • Model Number: 5110-23
  • Handle Length: 46 inches
  • Assembly Dimensions (L x W x H): 50 in. x 6 in. x 6 in.

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This product was added to our catalog on Friday 23 January, 2015.