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Screw Jack Description
Are you in need of a screw jack rental? If you are, then you might not want to choose your rental or lease before you consider what you really need. For starters, how many jacks should you rent? It all depends on what you are moving, how unwieldy it might be to lift, and how much each of the screw jacks is able to help. Your best option is to speak with the rental or lease company about your particular needs so they can point you in the right direction when it comes to finding the perfect type and number of screw jacks.
Features of screw jacks
One of the biggest benefits of this type of jack is that they are self-locking and will stay in place. You don’t have to worry about them failing. Even when the rotational force of the screw is gone, it remains motionless, even though the load it is supporting might be extremely heavy. While the screw jacks are basically the same, there are some manufacturing differences, such as the capacity for the jack. Some may have a much higher capacity for lifting and holding weight than the others do. You will notice that many of the newer models have a different type of bottom. Some have a bell shape, which helps to increase their overall stability.
How screw jacks work
You will operate this type of jack by turning the lead screw. Place the screw jack, or several, beneath the equipment or structure that you need to lift, and then turn the lead screw on the jacks. This will raise the platform. Because of the nature of this type of jack, the height of the jack will stay the same without a problem, even with heavy loads. This is why they are so useful when moving large structures.
About screw jacks
Screw jacks, sometimes called jackscrews, have a very simple and very sturdy design, which makes them great for a number of different types of jobs. They are able to support a variety of different types of machinery, and they are helpful when it comes to construction, moving structures, and even general maintenance. Using several of these types of jacks can make it easier to level a structure or piece of equipment you are moving.
Screw Jack Applications
Large vehicles
Houses and other large structures
Heavy equipment
Screw Jack Manufacturers
JET
Hi-Lift
Starrett
Akron
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