Arm Jack Cabinet Lifter - S/L Adjustable Woodworking Tool

Lift and position cabinets, doors, drywall, and other materials with an Arm Jack designed for controlled manual height adjustment. The source specifications list an S version with a 0-82 mm lifting range and an L version with a 0-185 mm lifting range. Both variants use the same compact lifting-tool format, with precise scale markings listed for adjustment.

Product Details

• Product: Arm Jack lifting tool
• Listed applications: Cabinet installation, door and window lifting, drywall lifting, and tile height adjustment
• DIY category: Woodworking
• Material field: Metal
• Detailed material field: 45 steel and ABS
• Guide rail thickness: About 0.5 cm / 0.2 in
• Base thickness: About 0.4 cm / 0.16 in
• Base size: About 10 × 6.2 cm / 3.94 × 2.44 in
• S version lifting range: About 0-82 mm / 0-3.23 in
• L version lifting range: About 0-185 mm / 0-7.28 in
• Load-bearing specification: 200 kg listed by the supplier
• Package contents: 1 Arm Jack
• Suitable settings listed: Home and workplace
• Origin field: Mainland China

Choosing the Right Version

• Choose S for the listed 0-82 mm adjustment range.
• Choose L for the listed 0-185 mm adjustment range.
• Check the required lift height, available clearance, base contact area, and the material’s weight before ordering.
• Measurements are approximate and may vary because of manual measurement.

Use and Safety Notes

• The 200 kg figure is a supplier-listed load-bearing specification, not an independently verified working limit. Confirm the rating and operating instructions before lifting a load.
• Use the jack on a stable, suitable surface with the base fully supported. Keep hands, feet, and other body parts clear of pinch points while lifting or lowering.
• Lift gradually and check that the load remains balanced and supported. Do not rely on the jack alone to hold a suspended load.
• Do not exceed the stated capacity or use the tool if the rail, base, handle, spring, or other parts are bent, cracked, loose, or damaged.
• Inspect the jack before each use. Stop if it slips, tilts, binds, or shows unexpected movement.
• Keep children away from the tool and use appropriate protective equipment for the job.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an Arm Jack used for?

The supplier lists cabinet installation, door and window lifting, drywall lifting, and tile height adjustment among its applications.

What is the difference between S and L?

S has a listed lifting range of about 0-82 mm. L has a listed lifting range of about 0-185 mm.

What is it made from?

The general material field says metal, while the detailed specification lists 45 steel and ABS. Confirm the final construction if the material matters for your project.

What is the load capacity?

The supplier lists a 200 kg load-bearing specification. Confirm the manufacturer’s instructions and working limit for your specific lifting task before use.

What comes in the package?

The packing list identifies one Arm Jack.

Can I use it for any heavy load?

No. Check the load, balance, clearance, surface, and manufacturer instructions for every job. Do not use the tool beyond its listed capacity or as the sole support for a suspended load.

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