500 TON HYDRAULIC PRESS VS 100 TON JACK

With the help of a 500 ton hydraulic press, we will test the strength of a jack with a lifting capacity of 100 tons

[@christopherleubner6633]

That jack has a safety overpressure relief device calibrated to release and maintain pressure at about 380 tons. The 500 tons was the cylinder bottoming out. Most decent jacks of 25 tons or better have a similar safety device. Took it like a champ.

[@C10sRule]

180 ton maximum margin of safety,,,,,,, not bad, Eh!

[@jinnygaatjenietaan306]

@@C10sRule 280 ton pal...

[@C10sRule]

@@jinnygaatjenietaan306 - hahaha. Yep!!

[@dadgarage7966]

So the design factor is almost 1:4. 380T is like five modern battle tanks. That indeed is impressive.

[@benruss4130]

​@@dadgarage7966for when you need to move 5 mbts... 6 inches at a time

[@43labontepetty]

That is incredibly impressive. If I were that company I’d pay for this footage as an advertisement. That is a very high quality piece of equipment.

[@catherineharris4746]

YES!👍👍👍

[@Serisix]

Those Russians know what the hell they're doing! Damn, that was mind blowing.

[@DRedGuia]

Probably this is the advertisement video, because they are pointing the label at the camera all the time

[@Sankn-1]

whats the point not like you going to just suddenly buy a 100t jack lmao

[@pixels303at-odysee9]

​@@Sankn-1if they compared it to other jacks, I would understand using it as a gauge for getting more value over other brands. How else is a guy to know if every other brand works the same? Plus, the length of the video is not adequate for the average attention span of a consumer. This video would need to be shortened to 3-8 seconds to make any meaningful impact on a sale. Sad but true.

[@Your-Least-Favorite-Stranger]

I expected that jack to go off like a bomb - glad I was wrong

[@IronPickMinecraft]

The smaller jacks already made quite an explosion.. the big one would’ve made a terribly massive one

[@jankauza8694]

@@IronPickMinecraft the safety valve didn't allow it, but without it, it would definitely explode. probably not under 500 tons but 1000, 2000 maybe?

[@IronPickMinecraft]

@@jankauza8694 Yeah maybe

[@Reknaw155]

It's like when two of the most baddest fighters ever known finally get into the ring.

[@GottTS]

I think all of us should have a jack like this. Not because we need one, because it's cool to have one 😀.

[@lavaboatcubesupportsukrain7539]

I wonder if you could use it to crush stuff kinda like a cheaper hydraulic press. Then again they might cost the same 🤔

[@thunderkunt5416]

You could make a chair outta it ! A 100T jack chair that can change height lol 🤣🤣

[@23names]

THEN WHEN SOMEONE WOULD ASK IF YOU HAVE A JACK THEY COULD USE

[@elliscaparros8826]

My thoughts exactly

[@peterd4487]

If it would fit under my car I would buy it.

[@ramongonzalez2909]

This channel never disappoints 👍🏽👍🏽

[@tylerhensley2312]

Does anyone else have this overwhelming need to buy a 100 ton jack? 😳

[@CobrakaiS6Part3]

Strength of Hercules.

[@dillonwarman7769]

They're very expensive

[@ЕрмакШавишев]

Лучше бы он был на калесиках

[@ЕрмакШавишев]

It would have been better if he had been on the rocks

[@ЕрмакШавишев]

​yes

[@kalleklp7291]

Pretty impressive that it held 3,8 X what it is rated for and still worked after it had 500 tons on it. :)

[@WontSeeReplies]

Incredibly well built jack! Thanks for the dedication and investment you put into this video. I hope others appreciate your sacrifice.

[@cell3275]

That jack had enough capacity to lift any truck, and a small battleship loaded on the truck.

[@jeepsblackpowderandlights4305]

Battleships weigh like 50,000 tons

[@Alex-lc1bv]

​@@jeepsblackpowderandlights4305he meant a 50 ton battle ship

[@superbaas8822]

​@@jeepsblackpowderandlights4305 actually 50k tons would be enough to put you into Superdreadnaught range, and only two ships have been in that weight class ever since WW2 ended in 1945.

[@a_asp829]

And about 2 fighter jets🤣🤣

[@roberthertel5565]

Very impressive that jack withstood that pressure ! Thanks for the video.

[@jamesoverstreet35]

😅Totally Blown away by this experiment, as i've used mechanical Jack's that are rated @ 250/350 & 500 tons pulling & pushing individual units that were 75% completed units that are being stacked/Fit onto a Navy Battleship in Pascagoula, Mississippi & to see a Hydraulic jack rated for 100 tons survive a Destructive Test after basically withstanding 400 times more pressure than it's rating & still operational afterwards !! Just WOW is all I can say !! I personally have seen a 250 Ton mechanical jack Explode/Shatter into thousands of pieces while pulling Four 3" thick lugs/Plate Dawgs that were joined with "Sub Arc" 100% welds & we were all VERY Blessed by GOD above because we all were atleast 200 yards away returning from our first break !!! It sounded & looked like a Bomb had gone off !!!

[@southafricanwithaphone4657]

4 times mate not 400 times 500 ton press 100 ton jack.

[@I4Lwastaken]

Ah yes, using a jack to lift a jack under another jack to crush a jack.

[@massimo63]

...your name Is "Jack"...?!

[@oldmanrock7542]

When you have to pick up your bottle jack with a chain fall, you've got one heck of a bottle jack.

[@Sersincero]

Ele é praticamente uma prensa portátil, manual! Aprovadíssimo!

[@justinlynch3]

Rated for 100 ton, took 380 ton, and still worked after being forcefully pressed down by a 500 ton press. Now that's one hell of a good jack.

[@zachreyhelmberger894]

Whew! 500 tons and NO serious destruction!!! Yayyy!!

[@23names]

THATS A HELL OF A JACK, THAT BRAND WOULD BE WELL WORTH BUYING

[@bradchervel5202]

That 100 ton jack is a superhero

[@sponduli]

Shop: Hey i need you for a road call for a flat tire on a loaded caterpiller 777 This jack: say no more

[@realflow100]

Make a hydraulic press out of it! Use it as a 100 ton hydraulic press! haha! It survived the 500 ton thats insane!

[@jetenginethrust863]

Awesome video thanks for sharing. I'm glad you didn't destroy that 100 Ton jack.👍👍

[@travisfowler8345]

I love that yall lifted out the box by hand and then used the cherry picker to hoist it into place for dramatic affect...

[@blackburngaming8345]

I wanna see this kind of test on a jack that doesn't have an overpressure release and watch it detonate like a block of c4

[@ungerspretoria8280]

These type bottle-jacks are extremely reliable, and by the very nature of their construction, they tend to be at least 3 times stronger than design specs indicate, but as they are cheap to manufacture, so they can play with the actual jack sizes and labels, for marketing strategy, product diversity and manipulation of prices, and the added bonus is, whatever the rating, it comes with tons and tons of safety margins built in already. Nice product, almost no after-sales problems.

[@asimjabbar8445]

So this jack can lift 2 military tanks stacked on top of each other. And even the huge heavy ships can't damage it either

[@SunSheepOfLight]

That Jack did its job pretty well.

[@foreverendeavors6210]

Well, that jack is a boss!

[@forrera168]

Respect to the jack who stood solid against Goliath

[@cruzin6123]

Very impressive! Thanks!

[@WontSeeReplies]

I don’t know what’s more impressive. Spending thousands$ on that bottle jack for testing, or how easily he managed to lift that roughly 100kg/220lbs out of the box.

[@kampybballer21]

it's all about the leverage, and how much elbow grease you can put out without breaking LOL

[@jale7967]

It weights about 75 kg but if you dont have strenght it can feel like 100 or 1000kg.

[@jale7967]

And it costs about 300 dollars/euros.

[@kostas7050]

​@@jale7967if you consider have 1+ million members in the chanel is nothing

[@JohnDoe-gc6bf]

Spending is not the word .. it's investing

[@rickpaulos]

I wonder if the valve in the 2 ton orange jack is the same as in the 100 ton orange jack? I would like to see the 100 ton valve "after" autopsy. Any real damage or just the safety letting go and resetting? I have a pair of 30ton jacks and those are about all I can lift and carry. Was that 66 kilos marked on the 100 ton shipping crate? Now, who has a need for a 100 ton jack? Thats about 50 cars.

[@Ugur.59]

The Jack wins, Hydraulic press defeated

[@daniellang6112]

Incredible!

[@sweetywann]

YOU SPOILED IT MAN

[@jiricharvat7681]

Nobody likes spoilers

[@aquariusxp]

Why did you spoil it?

[@Hulkcame_Aremean]

​@daniellang6112 uou

[@kentuckytim4443]

For some reason, I felt the need to turn my screen away from me while watching this video. 😂

[@misseselise3864]

“do not repeat at home what you see in this video” yeah, cause we all just have 500 ton hydraulic presses hanging around

[@BillKinsman]

Very good unit, indeed. Handled the test surpassing its rated load and the overload with a fail safe feature. I want one, but I couldn't lift it.

[@M1710]

If I ever had a tank that weighed well above 50t, this jack would lift it up even with its pinkie, if it ever had one. Damn impressive lift performance.

[@TheOriginalAndysGarage]

Absolutely amazing that 100 ton jack could take that kind of pressure and still work, is that $1,000 Jack

[@owencamo2]

the most worthy contender so far

[@nzmeateater]

Impressive jack, made properly, 👍👍

[@liljashy1463]

"This is what happens when an unstoppable force meets an immovable object." - the Joker in The Dark Knight

[@TekDristan]

This epitomizes the irresistible force meets the immovable object

[@gilsonsouza9718]

Impressionante a robustez deste macaco hidráulico. Fantástico!

[@Aorun7]

Being able to loosen the screw while 120 tons of weight loaded on it is insane

[@Thekeed13]

Imagine dropping that jack on your foot

[@juntus89]

Wow, he just lifted a 100 tons! I KNEW there were superheroes living amongst us and now here is the proof!! 😊

[@TadpoleTrainer]

What is the purpose of the two pumps? One is faster while the other is easier to pump but slower? I am honestly curious.

[@NVMDSTEvil]

You can see one is larger size piston than the other, so yes essentially one is faster then you switch to the smaller one to get max capacity.

[@Test_19-s2v]

Your mind: its not that heavy... "Jack slams on your foot" AAAAAAAAAAAA

[@ardivai9019]

How do you know it's 30 tons, 100 tons, 120 tons just based on the pressure displayed by the pressure gauge?

[@yesdeere1376]

Holy smokes! I need a link to the manufacturer. Don’t need 100 ton but I’d love a 5 or 10.

[@alfonsoalvarez5044]

Excelente, Muy Bien, un saludo desde Venezuela. 👍💪

[@rossbrumby1957]

One hell of a hundred tonne jack. Good to know it's got so much reserve strength.

[@surebrec5113]

This sort of thing is how you open portals into other dimensions.

[@SV-vw5qm]

That jack doesnt lift things up. It pushes the entire planet down.

[@strangelee4400]

Was that a jack in a box?

[@shahidniazi8142]

Very reliable device From which country and company

[@thegarbagegladiators4735]

Well ...the jack passed . I'm impressed

[@softwarephil1709]

VERY impressive jack. 👍

[@ЕрмакШавишев]

And what are you going to lift for them?

[@kahiledalthunibat6904]

روووووووعه سلمت يداك على هذا الفيديو ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@CobrakaiS6Part3]

Wow, THIS JACK COULD LIFT A ferry that carries vehicles across the sea.

[@Project_AthenaR1]

That jack is a beast

[@Dan23_7]

Why does it have 2 “pumps” ?

[@roypatterson9910]

That's a tough ass Jack!!

[@theultimatehoomanperson6701]

6:48 I can't unsee it 😭😭😭😭

[@Chicken-o5e]

Huh?

[@doubl0dave]

Still not the most stubborn Jack I’ve ever come across…

[@chugfoose7077]

Well built jack!!!!

[@turdeaugottago114]

thats crazy. one of the best built things in the world to take that abuse and still work!

[@ianlister9645]

What do you use 500 ton press for cheers

[@videocardzrule354]

Crushing random items for fun.

[@j-man6001]

Haha 461 jacks is usually what it takes me

[@roeberdt-bT.1021]

...that's a big boy. Thanks for the post, that's definitely a nifty.,...

[@test-rj2vl]

What's the real life use of 100 ton jack?

[@DoNotEatPoo]

Here in America we use them to get in and out of bed.

[@test-rj2vl]

@@DoNotEatPoo bed?

[@SchlickSteve]

@@DoNotEatPoo lmao

[@sethdaboss245]

To lift yo mommas left leg off the couch

[@montanaeaglescout]

Heavy fabrication work and equipment moving. Building/foundation lifting Using as a press for work

[@ge0arc244]

Let's all be GLAD Russia cannot build an Army like it does these jackets! 500 tons and still going, EPIC!

[@volkank.k4121]

Made in China I think

[@MohammedJobori]

@@volkank.k4121clearly it is Russian , you can check the company name it is Russian

[@edward9]

What’s that big jack cost?

[@redallaround66]

By the end of your recording sessions with the 100t jack, im sure yours arms be stinging alittle 😅

[@TimpBizkit]

With that 100 ton jack I think you connect two separate solid rods, stick shoes to them and stand on them like a stepper machine haha.

[@gregorycannon2458]

I'm not an expert...but it seems like a temporary seal failure instead of any structural failure. Very impressive

[@chucknorris2952]

Or an overpressure valve

[@truecrimeraw4545]

Relief valve, that jack is a beast.

[@leemiller5194]

Where can we buy these

[@Jesusissaviorofworld]

The press: sit down..

[@GameyYT]

Im impressed that lifter dont broked im wondering how much cost this lifter?🤔

[@Azael.5]

The first time I came across I thought it was a mini press vs press without seeing the titles, that's why I thought that xD

[@falloutthewindowcrazy7608]

The pressure is getting to the jacks Too much pressure jack? No pressure jack Increase the pressure Pressure them to pay up Exert pressure Too many people putting others under pressure Can you handle the pressure? No pressure Increase the pressure on the killer Hahaha........😓😞😣😱😤😮‍💨🤐 Dangit this is gonna make me look like an idiot We gonna edit all of this out

[@STEVE_C_1369]

Actually ,its rather clever.😊👍

[@bbb12228]

What is the weight of that jack?

[@prckata]

60 kg

[@ThisPartIsAndrew]

People told me I didn't know jack I watched this video and proved them wrong

[@HrLBolle]

What's the use case for such a jack?

[@prckata]

lifting trains

[@HrLBolle]

@@prckata makes sense

[@mierulzahari7457]

Arm workout vs hydraulic press

[@charlesdjones1]

Hats off to whatever scientist invented hydraulic fluid and had the crazy idea to lift stuff with it 🫡.

[@chrisst8922]

Well done Jack.

[@PatrickBaptist]

Wow and people need to stop talking bad about Russian made goods, this was a mighty fine jack and it didn't even stop working.

[@THE2NDDAWN]

As soon as I saw Russian writing I knew that this thing was going to be tough

[@RolandPihlakas]

Hydraulic jacks are not very strong when fully extended. They may easily stop working after being under load at max height. They hold during this lift, but next time they will not work at all. Extend them less than the maximum height.

[@farhanb4914]

What i want to know, is how the hell is the floor still intact, i mean what is that thing pressing down on? Is there like a base plate made of supermans cape..?

[@DoggieNutwin]

Where can i buy one of those xD?

[@ravikr1783]

This is one hell of a JackAss Jack

[@joshuarisker5525]

This jack could lift a 65 ft steel ship off the ground 😂 talk about a strong fella 😂

[@ChrisCal-ke4zx]

Avec les 2 manette de pompe sa va plus vite non?

[@DumbCarGuy]

Now you have to keep that huge jack. LOL

[@JonasSmith1823]

I was scrolling down and this blew past my eyes 👀 and I thought it said, "Jack Russell in a 500 ton press".. and I thought damn, ..🤔..

[@hustlehumbly6169]

so theoretically you could mount that jack upside down and have a 100 ton hydraulic press

[@Ugur.59]

How much kg this jack ?

[@valeriyvasilev9165]

75

[@aaronrudd2690]

Box says 66 kg