Toe Jacks

A Toe Jack is used to lift heavy machinery or objects that sit close to the ground, helping create enough clearance to position moving skates or similar handling equipment underneath.

A Toe Jack lifts the load in a controlled way, allowing moving skates or rollers to be placed underneath so heavy items can be repositioned without manual lifting.

Toe Jacks are commonly used by warehouse teams, factory operatives, engineers, contractors and competent DIY users moving heavy items such as machinery, equipment or safes.

Toe Jacks are suitable for lifting heavy machinery, industrial equipment, safes and other weighty objects that cannot be safely lifted by hand.

The head lift is used where there is a higher lifting point, while the toe or claw lift is designed for low-clearance loads close to floor level.

The 5T Head Claw Toe Jack has a 5T safe working load, while the 30T Head 12T Claw Toe Jack has a 30T head capacity and 12T claw capacity.

Yes, Toe Jacks are commonly used with moving skates or similar handling equipment to help lift and move heavy loads more safely.

Yes, a Toe Jack can be useful for competent DIY users moving very heavy items such as safes, machinery or large equipment, provided it is used correctly and the load is suitable.

No, Toe Jacks use a hydraulic mechanism to help lift heavy loads in a controlled way, reducing the effort needed compared with manual lifting.

Yes, their compact design makes them useful in tighter spaces such as workshops, warehouses, factories and plant rooms.

Users should make sure the load is stable, lift vertically only and position the equipment from a safe point that can take the weight of the load.

You should wear steel toe footwear, protective gloves and head protection to help protect against handling risks and falling objects.

Toe Jacks are designed for lifting and positioning loads as part of moving or handling tasks, not for permanently supporting a load.

Toe Jacks should be used on firm, stable surfaces to help maintain control and lifting safety.

You will need a vehicle at least the size of an estate car to collect and transport a Toe Jack safely.