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minimum size
NI Weber-Hydraulik UK has added two extra jacks to its DK 1.3 to12-tonne range.
The 40Q is 140mm high, has a frame length ofjust 800mm and can lift up to fourtonnes.
There's also a new five-tonne long-reach (1.29m) shallow framed DK5OHLQ jack. The front part of the jack frame is approximately 100mm high, which allows it to get under vehicles with low ground clearance.
Both come with a quicklift pedal for raising the lifting pad up to the metal; options include 150mm extensions and rubber wheels in place of the standard items.
• Contact: 01376 323501.