Also known as hydraulic lifting jacks, tank lifting jacks, tank jacking equipments, tank erection equipments or tank lifting hydraulic system
Our manufacturing plant is in India. Each machine is quality checked and performance tested and carefully packed. We believe in first class customer service and are committed to building life-long relationship with customers.Basically the jack climbs up on the jack rod (which is a part of the lifting trestle) like a monkey climbs up a tree trunk, i.e, first it holds on to the trunk with its legs and lunges upwards, then it holds on to the trunk with its hands and lifts its legs up. At any time, either its hands or legs have a grip on the trunk which prevents it from falling down. Similarly, the jack has two pairs of grip jaws, a lower pair of jaws and an upper pair of jaws. During lifting, both the pairs are in “locked” position. In this position the jack can move only upwards. During lifting, the lower pair of jaws grips the trestle rod while the jack lifts up. After making the full stroke, the upper pair of jaws grips the trestle rod while the base of the jack travels upwards. During lowering, any one of the pairs is engaged or locked.

Also known as hydraulic lifting jacks, tank lifting jacks, tank jacking equipments, tank erection equipments or tank lifting hydraulic system
Our manufacturing plant is in India. Each machine is quality checked and performance tested and carefully packed. We believe in first class customer service and are committed to building life-long relationship with customers.Basically the jack climbs up on the jack rod (which is a part of the lifting trestle) like a monkey climbs up a tree trunk, i.e, first it holds on to the trunk with its legs and lunges upwards, then it holds on to the trunk with its hands and lifts its legs up. At any time, either its hands or legs have a grip on the trunk which prevents it from falling down. Similarly, the jack has two pairs of grip jaws, a lower pair of jaws and an upper pair of jaws. During lifting, both the pairs are in “locked” position. In this position the jack can move only upwards. During lifting, the lower pair of jaws grips the trestle rod while the jack lifts up. After making the full stroke, the upper pair of jaws grips the trestle rod while the base of the jack travels upwards. During lowering, any one of the pairs is engaged or locked.