Alpha specializes in aviation maintenance equipment and industrial tools, notably producing hydraulic aircraft jacks, cylinder kits, and safety accessories.
Alpha (Alpha Aviation Inc.) is a recognized manufacturer of aviation ground support equipment, specifically designing and producing aircraft jacks and hydraulic ram systems. Their product range includes the popular 324W, 838W, and 868W jack cylinder kits, known for their reliability in lifting and stabilizing aircraft for maintenance.
In addition to aviation equipment, the Alpha brand name is associated with various industrial tools and electronic assemblies, such as soldering products and extension sets. The information and manuals provided here primarily cover Alpha's aviation hydraulic solutions, detailing assembly, safety procedures, and maintenance specifications.
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Copies of instruction sheets are typically available on the official Alpha Aviation website or provided in the product box. You can also download them from our directory.
Alpha recommends using commercially available 10W hydraulic jack oil. If unavailable, 10W mineral oil or 10W non-detergent motor oil can be substituted.
Alpha Aviation Inc. (AAI) products are typically unconditionally warranted against defects in material and workmanship for a period of one year from the date of purchase.
Air lock is common in new jacks. To clear it, pump the jack up about 12 inches, open the valve, and physically push the Ram down. If this fails, manually pull the Ram up to full extension with the valve open to pull oil through the chambers, then push it down.
Pump the unloaded jack to its maximum length. If the handle becomes difficult to pump (meaning oil is bypassing), the level is adequate. If the ram does not reach full extension, the unit may need more oil.