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Ratcheting Jack Stands - 12 Ton - K Tool International

Part #: KTI61212

The K Tool International KTI61212 Ratcheting Jack Stands are engineered for demanding automotive and industrial applications, offering a robust 12-ton capacity to securely support heavy vehicles and equipment. Designed for professional technicians and mechanics, these stands provide reliable stability during maintenance and repair tasks. Their heavy-duty construction ensures durability and long-term performance in rigorous shop environments.

Key Features

  • Heavy-Duty 12-Ton Capacity: Each stand is rated for 12 tons (24,000 lbs), providing substantial support for a wide range of heavy vehicles and machinery.
  • Ratcheting Mechanism: Features a secure ratcheting design for precise height adjustments and confident load holding.
  • Enhanced Stability: Constructed with a wide, stable base to minimize wobble and increase safety during use.
  • Professional-Grade Construction: Built from durable materials to withstand the rigors of daily professional use.
  • Integrated Safety Pin: Equipped with an additional safety pin for extra security, preventing accidental disengagement under load.
  • Safety Standards: Meets or exceeds ASME PASE safety standards, ensuring quality and reliability in critical applications.

Applications

These professional-grade ratcheting jack stands are essential for maintaining stability and safety when working on heavy-duty vehicles and industrial equipment. They are ideally suited for automotive repair shops, truck service centers, fleet maintenance facilities, and heavy equipment operations. Use them for supporting large trucks, commercial vehicles, construction machinery, and other high-capacity lifting needs.

Specifications

  • Manufacturer: K Tool International
  • Model Number: KTI61212
  • Capacity: 12 Ton
  • Minimum Height: 17-3/8 Inches
  • Maximum Height: 17-1/2 Inches
  • Weight (Pair): 75 Lbs (shipped in two boxes)

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This product was added to our catalog on Monday 05 November, 2007.