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Hydraulic Cylinder Jack

A hydraulic cylinder jack with a separate hand pump is a two-part hydraulic lifting system where the cylinder (jack) and the pump are not physically connected as one unit. Instead, they are connected by a hydraulic hose, allowing more flexibility, portability, and use in tight or awkward spaces. System Overview 1. Hydraulic Cylinder (Jack) • This is the component that performs the lifting or pushing action. • Available in various types: single-acting (push only) or double-acting (push and pull). • Can be low profile, telescopic, or hollow ram, depending on application. 2. Hand Pump (Separate) • Operated manually to pressurize hydraulic fluid and direct it to the cylinder. • Comes with: o Hydraulic hose o Pressure gauge (optional) o Control valve for pressure release and retraction How It Works 1. Pump handle is operated manually. 2. Hydraulic fluid is pressurized and flows through the hose to the cylinder. 3. Cylinder piston extends, lifting or pushing the load. 4. Releasing the valve allows the fluid to return and retracts the piston. Advantages • Flexible placement of jack and pump • Ideal for confined spaces where an integrated jack won't fit • Modular system: You can swap pumps or cylinders as needed • Suitable for industrial lifting, pushing, pulling, or spreading Typical Applications • Heavy equipment maintenance • Bridge lifting • Construction jacking • Machinery alignment • Rail maintenance • Pipe or flange spreading (with hollow cylinders) Choosing the Right Setup Feature Options Cylinder Type Single-acting, Double-acting, Hollow Capacity 5 tons to 200+ tons Stroke Length Short (low-height) to Long-stroke Pump Type Manual, Air-driven, Electric Hose Length 2 ft – 20+ ft, depending on need Accessories Pressure gauge, couplers, manifolds Safety & Maintenance • Use rated components only (match pump pressure to cylinder rating) • Keep hydraulic fluid clean and levels checked • Inspect hoses and connections for leaks • Always use lifting equipment on stable surfaces

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Hydraulic Bottle Jack

A hydraulic bottle jack is a compact, portable lifting device that uses hydraulic pressure to lift heavy loads. It gets its name from its shape, which resembles a bottle. These jacks are commonly used in automotive repair (like lifting cars or trucks), construction, and industrial applications. How a Hydraulic Bottle Jack Works 1. Pump Handle: You manually pump a handle. 2. Hydraulic Fluid: The pumping action forces hydraulic fluid (usually oil) into a cylinder. 3. Piston Action: As fluid fills the cylinder, pressure builds and pushes a piston (ram) upward. 4. Load Lifted: The piston raises the load placed on the jack. 5. Release Valve: Turning the release valve allows fluid to return to the reservoir, lowering the piston and the load. • High Lifting Capacity: Ranges from 2 tons to 50+ tons. • Compact Size: Easy to store and transport. • Vertical Operation: Best used on flat, level surfaces. • Steel Body: Durable and stable under heavy loads. Typical Uses • Lifting vehicles for tire changes or undercarriage work. • Supporting loads temporarily during repairs. • Leveling or lifting heavy machinery or building components. Safety Tips • Always use on a stable, level surface. • Never exceed the rated capacity. • Use jack stands for added support—never rely on the jack alone. • Regularly check for hydraulic leaks and proper fluid levels.