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Detachment equals freedom. Traditional jacks are like fixed "strongmen"—powerful but limited in movement. The detachable design embodies the engineeri...
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Hydraulic Oil: Use clean, correct-type hydraulic oil. Regularly check the oil level and replenish or replace as needed.Storage: After use, wipe clean,...
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**Do Not Overload:** The lifting force must not exceed the rated lifting capacity.**Ensure a Stable Foundation:** The base of the jack and the load su...
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Preparation: Estimate the load weight and select a jack with an appropriate tonnage and stroke. Check that the equipment is in good working order and ...
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Separable hydraulic jacks are widely used due to their strong adaptability and reliability in:Engineering Construction and Bridges: Bridge jacking, be...
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The main technical parameters for evaluating the performance of a separable hydraulic jack include:Rated lifting capacity (tons, t): Maximum safe load...
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By Power Source:Manual Separable Hydraulic JacksElectric Separable Hydraulic JacksBy Cylinder Structure:Single-Acting Jacks (Spring Return)Double-Acti...
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**Separate Design, High Flexibility:** The pump and cylinder are separate, allowing the cylinder to operate in narrow, dangerous, or hard-to-access lo...
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Hydraulic Cylinder (Jack Body): The actuator responsible for directly lifting heavy objects. It mainly consists of a cylinder, piston, piston rod, gui...
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A separable hydraulic jack operates based on Pascal's principle. A manual or electric pump pumps hydraulic oil from the tank, generating high-pres...
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Its core feature is the separation of the power unit (pump) and the actuator (cylinder), connected by quick couplings and high-pressure hoses, thus en...
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Split-type hydraulic jacks, also known as split-type hydraulic jacks or pump station jacks, are lifting tools that use a manual or electric hydraulic ...
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