

Hydraulic toe jack 20 tons
Hydraulic toe jack with maximum static load of 20 tons. Head capacity 15t, toe capacity 12t. Working range 40–325 mm, stroke 140 mm. Screw adjustment 0–60 mm. Weight 68 kg. Heavy-duty construction for large machinery.
Head and toe load ratings, matching the jack to the lifting point, raising and lowering the load, cribbing, maintenance and troubleshooting. Read online or download as PDF (document in Polish).
Technical data
| Max static load | 20 000 kg |
| Head capacity | 15 000 kg |
| Toe capacity | 12 000 kg |
| Min height (toe/head) | 40 / 325 mm |
| Lift stroke | 140 mm |
| Screw adjustment | 0–60 mm |
| Weight | 68 kg |
What it is used for
- ▸Lifting heavy CNC machines and presses
- ▸Relocating transformers and aggregates
- ▸Work at low clearance from 40 mm
FAQ
What machines is HP20 suitable for?
Heavy machines lifted corner by corner — presses, CNC machine tools, transformers, generator sets and production line bases. Important: the "20 tons" in the name is the static load rating, not the lifting capacity. On the head it lifts 15,000 kg; on the toe, 12,000 kg. The jack works on one corner at a time, so you size it against the load on that corner rather than the total mass of the machine — with an even distribution across four points a 20-ton machine puts roughly 5 tons on a corner, but the distribution is rarely even and you need to allow a margin.
What will a 20-ton toe jack actually lift?
On the head 15,000 kg, on the toe 12,000 kg — against the 20,000 kg static rating quoted in the product name. The toe rating is lower because it works on an overhang and carries a bending moment rather than a clean axial load. The HP20 weighs 68 kg, so it is worth having two people to reposition it. The lifting stroke is 140 mm, with 0–60 mm of screw adjustment.
Should I lift on the toe or on the head?
Use the toe when you need to get in low — the minimum toe height is 40 mm, so it fits under the frame of a machine standing almost flat on the floor. Use the head when there is already clearance underneath (head height 325 mm) or when lifting through a timber block — you get a higher capacity and a more stable support. Rule of thumb: lift on the toe only far enough to slide in a block or introduce the skates, never to hold the machine there.
Note: the load table in the manufacturer’s documentation
In the Polish documentation supplied with these jacks, the "Head" and "Toe" labels in the load table are sometimes swapped. The binding reference is the drawing on the same page, together with the values we publish in the technical data: head 15,000 kg, toe 12,000 kg. We verified this independently — the HP20 is structurally the MTJ12 from the MTJ series, with identical weight, heights and stroke. We say so openly because taking that table at face value leads to an incorrect and unsafe equipment choice.
Do you deliver this equipment on site?
Yes. A 20-tonne hydraulic claw jack — we deliver it across the Silesian agglomeration: Katowice, Gliwice, Zabrze, Bytom, Ruda Śląska, Chorzów, Sosnowiec, Dąbrowa Górnicza, Tychy, Mysłowice, Siemianowice Śląskie, Świętochłowice, Piekary Śląskie, Czeladź, Będzin, Mikołów, Knurów, Jaworzno, Tarnowskie Góry, Łaziska Górne, Bieruń and Lędziny. We bring the equipment to your address and collect it after the rental — a flat 200 PLN net round trip (delivery + pickup). Outside the agglomeration we quote transport individually — just give us a call.