Temporary flat jacks can be removed after lifting, while permanent applications leave the flat jack installed.
Temporary flat jacks can be removed after lifting, while permanent applications leave the flat jack installed.
Temporary applications can use hydraulic oil or water to generate lifting force and allow the flat jack to be removed after the operation. Permanent applications use an appropriate filling process so that the flat jack remains in place as part of the completed structural system.
Load capacity, available installation space, dimensions, application type, and injection requirements are key selection factors.
Flat jacks are available in a wide range of capacities and dimensions, with some configurations available from approximately 1 ton to 1,240 tons and installation heights as low as 1.2 in.
Yes. Flat jacks are available in both round and rectangular configurations.
A transfusion system transfers a temporary hydraulic load into a permanent load.
Yes, when used for a permanent application, the flat jack remains installed after the required structural operation.
Yes. Injection cylinder systems are available for rental or purchase.
No. Flat jacks are supplied as products for purchase. The injection cylinder systems used with flat jacks are available for rental or purchase.