DAS Series: 2 Ton Aircraft Axle Stand

Uncompromising Stability for Professional Maintenance

Engineered for the demanding environment of the maintenance hangar, the new DAS Series of Axle Safety Stands is a mandatory safety upgrade for any operation utilizing hydraulic aircraft jacks. We understand that hydraulic jacks are prone to thermal cycles and piston weep, which can lead to unpredictable settlement overnight—a non-conforming condition that risks catastrophic aircraft loss.

• Rated at 2 tons total aircraft weight
• Fits axles up to 1 ⅞” in diameter
• 10” X 10” foot print
• From 11” to 16” adjustable height range (From center of hole to ground distance)
• Welded gussets for extra strength

The DAS Series provides the ultimate safeguard against jack creep and hydraulic failure.

Critical Operational Advantages:

• Long-Term Stability: Unlike hydraulic jacks, which can gradually weep down, the DAS stands offer permanent mechanical support. For any aircraft undergoing extended service, lowering the airframe onto a DAS stand ensures zero risk of overnight settlement.

• Mitigate Catastrophic Risk: If an aircraft must be left on jacks, the best practice is to lower the load onto the stand before ceasing work. This transfers the airframe's weight from a pressurized hydraulic system to a static steel structure, eliminating the risk of a fall due to off jack creep.

• Essential Support During Component Removal: The DAS stand is indispensable for tasks requiring wheel or brake removal. Positioned directly under the axle, it provides rock-solid support on the side where the landing gear component has been removed, maintaining the airframe's balance and preventing dangerous shifts during torque applications and heavy component handling.

• TIG-Welded, High-Capacity Construction: Built with TIG-welded, heavy-gauge steel and rated up to 4 tons, these stands are not a temporary fix—they are a permanent piece of safety-critical ground support equipment engineered for heavy, repeated shop use.

Secure your investment. Eliminate risk. Demand the DAS Series.