Description
Pasquin P250C 25-Ton Single-Stage Air Hydraulic Jack | High-Reach Commercial Lift
The Pasquin P250C is the definitive high-reach solution for Irish workshops and farms that require uncompromising strength for elevated axles. Manufactured in Italy to the highest engineering standards, this single-stage jack is built to handle the rigorous demands of the transport and agricultural sectors.
Engineered for High-Clearance Tasks Unlike low-profile models, the P250C starts at a 230mm minimum height, making it perfectly suited for vehicles with high ground clearance. Its single-stage piston provides a consistent 25-ton lifting capacity throughout the entire stroke, reaching a total height of 470mm to give your team ample room for maintenance and repairs.
Industrial Strength & Reliability Operating on a working air pressure of 8–12 atm, the P250C integrates easily into standard workshop air systems. The robust 42kg frame and ergonomic 1250mm handle allow for precise positioning under heavy loads, ensuring operator safety and efficiency even in the toughest working conditions.
Key Product Features
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Powerful Single-Stage Lift: Consistent 25-ton lifting capacity throughout the operation.
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Superior Reach: Maximum lifting height of 470mm for high-clearance vehicles.
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Rugged High-Start Design: 230mm minimum height tailored for agricultural and industrial plant machinery.
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Efficient Air Consumption: Optimized for standard workshop air pressures between 8 and 12 atm.
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Ergonomic Handling: Equipped with a long 1250mm handle for easy reach under deep chassis points.
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Durable Build: 42kg net weight provides a stable and secure lifting base for heavy-duty tasks.
Comparison Table: Pasquin Professional Series
| Feature | Pasquin P250C | Pasquin P182C | Pasquin P152C | Pasquin P103 | Pasquin P502 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Stages | 1 | 2 | 2 | 3 | 1 |
| Max Capacity | 25 mm | 30 Tons | 30 Tons | 33 Tons | 50 Tons |
| Min. Height | 230 mm | 150 mm | 175 mm | 120 mm | 175 mm |
| Max. Height | 470 mm | 307 mm | 364 mm | 285 mm | 430mm |
| Weight | 42 kg | 38 kg | 39 kg | 44 kg | 51 kg |
Which Pasquin Jack Should You Choose?
1. The Heavy Hitters (P502 vs. P250C)
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For heavy plant and construction machinery, the P 502 offers the best stability and reach, though it is a heavier unit at 74kg.
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The P 250 C is the "Mobile Mechanic's" version of the 50-ton lift. It gives you the same 50/25 ton capacity but in a much lighter 42kg frame, making it easier to transport for on-site repairs.
2. The Low-Profile Specialists (P182C vs. P103)
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If you primarily service buses, coaches, and low-slung trucks, choose the P182C. Its 150mm entry point is perfect for modern aerodynamic vehicle designs.
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If you need even more clearance, the P103 is a 3-stage powerhouse with a tiny 120mm minimum height, making it one of the lowest professional jacks on the market.
3. The All-Rounder (P152C)
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The P152C remains the standard for most Irish commercial garages. It offers a higher lift (364mm) than the 182 C, provided you don't need that extra-low 150mm entry height.
Technical Specifications (P250C)
| Feature | Specification |
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| Lifting Capacity: | 25 Tons |
| Lifting Stages: | 1 Stage |
| Max. Height: | 470mm |
| Min. Height: | 230mm |
| Working Air Pressure: | 8 – 12 atm |
| Weight: | 42kg |
Frequently Asked Questions (P250C)
1. What vehicles is the Pasquin P250C best suited for?
The P250C is specifically designed for high-clearance vehicles, such as agricultural tractors, construction plant machinery, and high-axle commercial trucks.
2. What is the maximum height the P250C can reach?
This model can reach a maximum height of 470mm from a starting height of 230mm.
3. What air pressure is required for operation?
The jack requires a working air pressure between 8 and 12 atm (approx. 116–174 PSI).
4. Is the P250C portable?
While weighing 42kg for stability, it features a long 1250mm handle and wheels for easy maneuverability across workshop floors.
5. How long is delivery in Ireland?
Tyrecare delivery typically takes 5–10 days right to your doorstep across Ireland and Northern Ireland.
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