Hydraulic flat jacks are commonly used for temporary lifting or adjustment, while grout-filled flat jacks are used in suitable permanent structural applications.
Hydraulic flat jacks are commonly used for temporary lifting or adjustment, while grout-filled flat jacks are used in suitable permanent structural applications.
Temporary hydraulic units are used to apply force for a defined operation and may be removed when the work is complete. Grout-filled units are installed and filled according to the specified permanent installation procedure. Not every hydraulic flat jack is suitable for grout filling; the unit and filling method must be approved for the intended application.
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.
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.
A flat jack system uses a low-profile jack and compatible operating equipment to apply controlled lifting force or transfer loads in structural applications.
