Flat jacks typically provide short stroke lengths, often under a few inches depending on model.
Flat jacks typically provide short stroke lengths, often under a few inches depending on model.
Flat jacks are designed primarily for low-clearance lifting, so their stroke is usually shorter than standard hydraulic cylinders. Many flat jacks provide stroke ranges of less than 2 inches, although capacity and design vary by model. For projects requiring greater lift height, flat jacks are often used in combination with cribbing and step-lifting methods. Hydraulic Rentals can recommend the correct flat jack size and stroke based on your lift requirements.
Flat jacks are specialized tools used for specific projects, making rentals more practical than ownership.
Yes. Flat jacks are commonly used for leveling structures and correcting settlement conditions.
They can. Hydraulic Rentals can supply complete flat jack rental packages including hoses, couplers, and pressure gauges.
Flat jacks can be powered by hand pumps, electric pumps, air pumps, or gasoline hydraulic pumps depending on the application.
Yes. Flat jacks are commonly used for lifting bridge components during bearing replacement.
Flat jacks are used when clearance is limited and standard cylinders cannot fit.
Freyssi flat jacks are used for low-clearance hydraulic lifting and structural load transfer applications.
