A flat jack system uses a low-profile jack and compatible operating equipment to apply controlled lifting force or transfer loads in structural applications.
A flat jack system uses a low-profile jack and compatible operating equipment to apply controlled lifting force or transfer loads in structural applications.
Depending on the job, a system may include a hydraulic flat jack, hydraulic pump, hoses, connections, tools or an injection cylinder system. Permanent applications may also involve grout-filled flat jacks. The complete equipment arrangement depends on the required capacity, available installation height and intended operating method.
Yes. Round and rectangular configurations are available.
The available range includes capacities from approximately 1 ton to 1,240 tons, with certain models having installation heights as low as 1.2 inches.
A transfusion system transfers a temporary hydraulic load to a permanent grout-filled load arrangement.
Hydraulic flat jacks are commonly used for temporary lifting or adjustment, while grout-filled flat jacks are used in suitable permanent structural applications.
Injection cylinder systems can be rented or purchased; the availability of other components depends on the required equipment.
A compatible hydraulic pump and the necessary hoses and connections are typically required.
Hydraulic flat jacks may be available for rental, depending on the required model and application.
