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.
You’ll need to provide details about your hydraulic equipment, pressure, flow, voltage, and jobsite requirements.
Most systems include hoses, couplers, pressure gauges, valves, and other hydraulic accessories.
Yes. They can be configured for both single-acting and double-acting hydraulic equipment.
Yes. Many custom systems are designed to operate multiple cylinders simultaneously.
Units are available in 110 Volt and three-phase 220/480 Volt configurations.
Custom hydraulic power units are available with flow rates from 0.5 to 50 GPM.
Most custom rental systems operate at pressures up to 10,000 PSI.
A custom hydraulic pump or power unit is configured specifically for your hydraulic application, including the required pressure, flow, voltage, and control functions.
