A Hydraulic Screw Jack is a mechanical device used for lifting, lowering, positioning, aligning, and supporting heavy loads with precision. It combines the advantages of hydraulic power with the reliability of a screw mechanism, offering high load capacity, smooth operation, and excellent control. These jacks are widely employed in industries such as construction, manufacturing, aerospace, and automotive for tasks requiring exact vertical movement and stability.
Below is a detailed table of common parameters for our hydraulic screw jack models. These specifications help in selecting the right jack for your needs.
| Model | Load Capacity (tons) | Stroke Length (mm) | Lifting Speed (mm/min) | Operating Pressure (bar) | Weight (kg) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HSJ-5T | 5 | 100-300 | 10-20 | 150 | 15 |
| HSJ-10T | 10 | 150-400 | 8-18 | 200 | 25 |
| HSJ-20T | 20 | 200-500 | 6-15 | 250 | 40 |
| HSJ-50T | 50 | 300-600 | 4-12 | 300 | 75 |
| HSJ-100T | 100 | 400-800 | 3-10 | 350 | 120 |
Note: Custom models are available based on specific requirements. Always refer to the product manual for exact specifications.
What is the maximum load a hydraulic screw jack can handle?
The maximum load varies by model, ranging from 5 tons to over 100 tons. For instance, our HSJ-100T model supports up to 100 tons. It's crucial to choose a jack that exceeds your expected load to ensure safety and longevity.
How does a hydraulic screw jack work?
It operates by using hydraulic pressure to actuate a piston, which turns a screw mechanism. This converts hydraulic energy into linear motion, allowing controlled lifting or lowering. The screw design provides mechanical advantage, enabling precise adjustments without slippage.
What maintenance is required for a hydraulic screw jack?
Regular maintenance includes checking hydraulic fluid levels, inspecting for leaks, and lubricating the screw mechanism. Sealed units typically require less frequent maintenance, but it's advised to follow the manufacturer's guidelines, such as annual inspections for heavy-use applications.
Can hydraulic screw jacks be used in hazardous environments?
Yes, certain models are designed with explosion-proof or corrosion-resistant materials for use in hazardous conditions like chemical plants or outdoor settings. Always verify the jack's specifications and certifications (e.g., ATEX for explosive atmospheres) before deployment.
What safety features are included?
Common safety features include overload valves to prevent exceeding capacity, self-locking screws to hold loads in place without continuous hydraulic pressure, and built-in bypass systems for emergency lowering. Always use jacks on stable surfaces and with proper training.
How do I choose the right hydraulic screw jack for my application?
Consider factors like load capacity, stroke length, lifting speed, and environmental conditions. Refer to the parameter table above and consult with our technical team for personalized recommendations based on your specific needs, such as frequency of use and precision requirements.
Are hydraulic screw jacks customizable?
Absolutely. We offer customization options for stroke length, mounting configurations, materials, and control systems. Provide your application details, and we can engineer a jack tailored to your project, ensuring optimal performance and safety.