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HEIN-WERNER

Hein-Werner is a manufacturer of hydraulic lifting and pressing equipment with a history dating to the early 20th century. The brand is known for hydraulic jacks, presses, and related workshop equipment used in vehicle maintenance, industrial fabrication, and heavy-equipment service. Its product line includes mobile column lifts, forklift jacks, H-frame hydraulic presses, engine cranes, and truck axle jacks. These products are typically built with steel frames and bodies, and they use manual, mechanical, air/hydraulic, or electric actuation depending on the model. Load capacities in the line range from 2-ton engine cranes to 100-ton hydraulic presses, with lift heights and boom positions varying by configuration. 3G Electric supplies Hein-Werner equipment and parts to industrial buyers worldwide, supporting applications such as lifting forklifts for tire changes, pressing and straightening metal components, positioning engines and transmissions, and raising heavy vehicles for service. The catalog includes mobile column lifts with 10-ton capacity and 24-inch maximum lift height, forklift jacks with 4-ton capacity and 2 1/2-inch minimum lift, electric H-frame presses rated at 55 or 100 tons and operating on 120 V AC, engine cranes with 2- or 3-ton capacity and three boom positions, and truck axle jacks with 20- or 25-ton capacity and air/hydraulic actuation. These specifications allow maintenance managers and plant engineers to match equipment to specific load, height, and power requirements. Hein-Werner products are commonly found in automotive service centers, fleet maintenance shops, manufacturing facilities, and heavy-equipment repair operations. The equipment is designed for repeated use in demanding environments, with steel construction and finishes such as blue powder coat on engine cranes. 3G Electric provides access to this line for procurement specialists who need to source individual jacks, presses, or replacement parts. The company serves a global customer base, shipping Hein-Werner products to industrial and commercial buyers. For technical buyers, the key considerations are load capacity, lift range, actuator type, and power supply. Hein-Werner offers options across these parameters, and 3G Electric maintains product data to help buyers compare models. This includes part numbers such as HW93693 for the 10-ton mobile column lift, HW93659 for the 4-ton forklift jack, HW93610 and HW93402 for the 100-ton and 55-ton electric H-frame presses, HW93806 and HW93809 for the 3-ton and 2-ton engine cranes, and HW93735A and HW93733 for the 25-ton and 20-ton truck axle jacks. These identifiers assist in verifying specifications and ordering the correct equipment. 3G Electric does not manufacture these products; it distributes them as part of its industrial equipment offering. The company supports the line by providing product specifications, part numbers, and quotation services for buyers worldwide. Hein-Werner equipment is used in applications where controlled force or lifting is required, and the range of capacities and configurations allows selection based on the task at hand. For plant engineers and maintenance managers, the availability of both manual and powered options means equipment can be specified to match available power sources and operator preferences. The steel construction of jacks, cranes, and presses is a common feature across the line, contributing to durability in industrial settings. 3G Electric's role is to make these products accessible to a global audience of technical buyers, with the information needed to evaluate fit for purpose.

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About HEIN-WERNER

Hein-Werner is a manufacturer of hydraulic lifting and pressing equipment with a history dating to the early 20th century. The brand is known for hydraulic jacks, presses, and related workshop equipment used in vehicle maintenance, industrial fabrication, and heavy-equipment service. Its product line includes mobile column lifts, forklift jacks, H-frame hydraulic presses, engine cranes, and truck axle jacks. These products are typically built with steel frames and bodies, and they use manual, mechanical, air/hydraulic, or electric actuation depending on the model. Load capacities in the line range from 2-ton engine cranes to 100-ton hydraulic presses, with lift heights and boom positions varying by configuration. 3G Electric supplies Hein-Werner equipment and parts to industrial buyers worldwide, supporting applications such as lifting forklifts for tire changes, pressing and straightening metal components, positioning engines and transmissions, and raising heavy vehicles for service. The catalog includes mobile column lifts with 10-ton capacity and 24-inch maximum lift height, forklift jacks with 4-ton capacity and 2 1/2-inch minimum lift, electric H-frame presses rated at 55 or 100 tons and operating on 120 V AC, engine cranes with 2- or 3-ton capacity and three boom positions, and truck axle jacks with 20- or 25-ton capacity and air/hydraulic actuation. These specifications allow maintenance managers and plant engineers to match equipment to specific load, height, and power requirements. Hein-Werner products are commonly found in automotive service centers, fleet maintenance shops, manufacturing facilities, and heavy-equipment repair operations. The equipment is designed for repeated use in demanding environments, with steel construction and finishes such as blue powder coat on engine cranes. 3G Electric provides access to this line for procurement specialists who need to source individual jacks, presses, or replacement parts. The company serves a global customer base, shipping Hein-Werner products to industrial and commercial buyers. For technical buyers, the key considerations are load capacity, lift range, actuator type, and power supply. Hein-Werner offers options across these parameters, and 3G Electric maintains product data to help buyers compare models. This includes part numbers such as HW93693 for the 10-ton mobile column lift, HW93659 for the 4-ton forklift jack, HW93610 and HW93402 for the 100-ton and 55-ton electric H-frame presses, HW93806 and HW93809 for the 3-ton and 2-ton engine cranes, and HW93735A and HW93733 for the 25-ton and 20-ton truck axle jacks. These identifiers assist in verifying specifications and ordering the correct equipment. 3G Electric does not manufacture these products; it distributes them as part of its industrial equipment offering. The company supports the line by providing product specifications, part numbers, and quotation services for buyers worldwide. Hein-Werner equipment is used in applications where controlled force or lifting is required, and the range of capacities and configurations allows selection based on the task at hand. For plant engineers and maintenance managers, the availability of both manual and powered options means equipment can be specified to match available power sources and operator preferences. The steel construction of jacks, cranes, and presses is a common feature across the line, contributing to durability in industrial settings. 3G Electric's role is to make these products accessible to a global audience of technical buyers, with the information needed to evaluate fit for purpose.

Common Applications

  • Automotive service centers — Hein-Werner 10-ton mobile column lift (HW93693) for lifting heavy-duty vehicles during maintenance and repair.
  • Forklift maintenance shops — Hein-Werner 4-ton forklift jack (HW93659) for raising forklifts during tire changes and brake service.
  • Metal fabrication workshops — Hein-Werner 100-ton electric H-frame hydraulic press (HW93610) for pressing, bending, and straightening metal components.
  • Fleet maintenance facilities — Hein-Werner 25-ton truck axle jack (HW93735A) with air/hydraulic actuation for lifting heavy trucks and buses.
  • Engine repair and rebuild operations — Hein-Werner 3-ton engine crane (HW93806) with pneumatic lift for positioning engines and transmissions.
  • Manufacturing assembly lines — Hein-Werner 55-ton electric H-frame hydraulic press (HW93402) for assembly and straightening tasks on production equipment.

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about HEIN-WERNER from 3G Electric.

What is the load capacity range of Hein-Werner hydraulic jacks available from 3G Electric?

Hein-Werner hydraulic jacks supplied by 3G Electric include forklift jacks with 4-ton capacity, truck axle jacks with 20-ton and 25-ton capacities, and mobile column lifts with 10-ton capacity. Engine cranes are available in 2-ton and 3-ton capacities. These capacities reflect the maximum load each jack is designed to lift. For specific lifting tasks, the minimum lift height and actuator type should also be considered. For example, the 4-ton forklift jack has a 2 1/2-inch minimum lift, while the 25-ton truck axle jack has an 8 1/4-inch minimum lift. Buyers should match the jack's capacity and lift range to the equipment being serviced.

What are the power requirements for Hein-Werner electric H-frame hydraulic presses?

Hein-Werner electric H-frame hydraulic presses available from 3G Electric operate on 120 V AC. Two models are offered: a 55-ton capacity press (MPN HW93402) and a 100-ton capacity press (MPN HW93610). Both are designed for industrial pressing, bending, straightening, and assembly operations. The 120 V AC power requirement allows use in workshops with standard single-phase electrical service. Buyers should verify that their facility's electrical supply matches this requirement and that the press's capacity is suitable for the intended applications. These presses are typically used in maintenance shops and manufacturing facilities.

How many boom positions do Hein-Werner engine cranes have?

Hein-Werner engine cranes supplied by 3G Electric have three boom positions. This allows the operator to adjust the reach and lifting capacity based on the load. The 3-ton capacity model (MPN HW93806) uses a pneumatic lifting actuator, while the 2-ton capacity model (MPN HW93809) uses a mechanical lifting actuator. Both have steel frames and a blue finish. The multiple boom positions provide flexibility when lifting and positioning engines, transmissions, and other heavy components. The appropriate boom position should be selected according to the weight of the load and the required reach.

What is the maximum lift height of the Hein-Werner mobile column lift?

The Hein-Werner mobile column lift (Model HW93693) has a maximum lift height of 24 inches and a minimum lift height of 0 inches. It is a PK-type system with a 10-ton load capacity. This lift is designed for heavy-duty vehicle lifting in industrial maintenance and repair applications. The 0-inch minimum lift height allows the lift to be positioned under low-clearance vehicles or components. The 24-inch maximum lift height provides sufficient clearance for many service tasks. Buyers should confirm that the lift height range meets the requirements of the specific vehicles or equipment being serviced.

What actuator types are used in Hein-Werner truck axle jacks?

Hein-Werner truck axle jacks available from 3G Electric use a manual handle with air/hydraulic actuation. This means the jack is operated by a manual handle but uses air pressure to assist the hydraulic lifting mechanism. Two models are offered: a 20-ton capacity jack with a 9-inch minimum lift (MPN HW93733) and a 25-ton capacity jack with an 8 1/4-inch minimum lift (MPN HW93735A). Both have steel bodies. The air/hydraulic actuation reduces the manual effort required to lift heavy loads. An appropriate air supply is needed for operation. These jacks are suitable for lifting heavy vehicles during maintenance and repair.

Are Hein-Werner forklift jacks manual or powered?

The Hein-Werner forklift jack (MPN HW93659) is a manual-handle mechanical jack. It has a 4-ton load capacity and a 2 1/2-inch minimum lift. The steel-bodied construction is designed for durability in industrial environments. This jack is used for lifting the front or rear of forklifts during tire changes, brake service, and other maintenance tasks. Because it is manually operated, it does not require an external power source, making it suitable for use in areas without compressed air or electricity. The mechanical actuator provides controlled lifting. Buyers should ensure the jack's capacity and lift height are appropriate for the forklift models being serviced.