Mohawk Lifts Announces New Mobile Jack Stands

AMSTERDAM, NY – Mohawk Lifts has announced the certification of their low, medium, and full height Mobile Jacks Stands, which have been ETL certified to pass ANSI/PALD standards.

by Staff

February 17, 2009

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AMSTERDAM, NY – Mohawk Lifts has announced the certification of their low, medium, and full height Mobile Jacks Stands, which have been ETL certified to pass ANSI/PALD standards. All Mohawk Lifts are designed and manufactured in the USA.

Mohawk’s jack stands are PALD certified to meet the one and only National Safety Standard for garage lifts.
They are available in adjustable heights of 47-72 inches, 30-47 inches, and 18-30 inches.
All Mohawk Jack Stands come in either 18,000 lb. or 24,000 lb. capacities and are available with rubber topped flat pads or U-shaped axle engaging heads.
All offer an additional 7-in. of fine thread adjustment.

For more information please visit www.mohawklifts.com, or call (800) 833-2006.

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