HYDRAULIC JACK MANUFACTURER

 

 

HYDRAULIC CYLINDER MANUFACTURER

Our hydraulic jacks and jacking equipment is designed by practical experience within the civil and construction industry, mainly used for heavy lifting, pre-loading, pre-stressing or lowering applications.

We provide a wide range of hydraulic jacking systems, from hand-operated or electric pumps with control manifolds and pressure gauges, as illustrated below, to state of the art computerised control and monitoring equipment used for precise controlled hydraulic movement when carrying out major lifting projects, such as, bridge or house lifting operations or other large heavy structures.

Our range of low height hydraulic jacks vary from 5 to 520 tons capacity and are designed to work in the toughest environments to which this type of equipment is normally associated. Our hydraulic jacks are also equipped with locking collars to mechanically lock-off the ram after lifting and swivel heads to ensure that the load is transferred centrally through the jack.

Our custom made hydraulic jacking and monitoring equipment is specially designed and manufactured to suit many applications from preloading steelworks to temporary propping systems used for bridge jacking and bridge bearing replacement operations.

LHS products and installation services are available on a contract basis for small to major projects, or alternatively, customers can buy or hire our full range of specialist jacks depending on your requirements.

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