Hydraulic jacks for machinery and maintenance

Check the lifting point before capacity

A sufficiently powerful jack is only useful if it fits beneath the intended load point. The minimum initial height required should therefore be among the first details in an enquiry.

For toe jacks, the geometry of the lower lifting point and the permitted loads of the specific version must be checked. Values for different load application points must not be transferred without verification.

Distinguish stroke from final height

Stroke describes the travel. Maximum height can also depend on the initial height and model-specific extensions. Selection requires knowing the height that must actually be reached and the space available before lifting.

The catalogue also includes modular heavy-duty jacks. Selected modules change their configuration; a basic designation alone therefore does not provide complete dimensions.

Observe market and version information

The global manufacturer range contains versions for different markets. Before making an offer, we check the version suitable for the intended location and its documents. A catalogue listing does not establish immediate availability in Europe.

Important for your enquiry

• Where does the jack contact the machine?
• What are the initial height, load and target height?
• What mobility and transport options are required?

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