CE Certified Hydraulic Jack For Workshop Lifting

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CE Certified Hydraulic Jack For Workshop Lifting
1.No leak Uniweld construction
2.50% safety overload factor,
3.State of the art design reduces repair time.
4.Lighweight forged base provides more steel only where strength is required
5.Safety Oil by-pass system prevents the ram from being overextened and causing
6.damage to the cylinder ModelCapacityTravelBody heightExtension heightCylinder boreouter diameterPressure(T)(mm)(mm)(mm)(mm)(mm)(Mpa)TJ-C-50562632355063TJ-C-10010113546457063TJ-C-20020114253609263TJ-C-300301349627510263TJ-C-5005016577310012763TJ-C-7507516668211514663TJ-C-100010016708613016563TJ-C-1500150168410016020563
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Chongqing Shanyan Crane Machinery CO.,LTD Service
All the machines will be full tested before shipment
Technical supports and suggestions before you order a machine according to your work place.
Professional opertion instruction of the machine.
12 months warranty period and we will provide the consumable parts at cost price after the warranty period.
24-hour technical support by emails, calling or videos.FAQ
•Should lifting warning devices be part of a'Thorough Examination'?
Yes. Devices fitted to machines, such as cranes, which cut-out hoisting, derricking or trolleying motions, eg when the SWL is exceeded, should be regarded as part of the lifting equipment and be included in the thorough examination. This applies also to any radius/load indicator fitted to lifting equipment.
•Are pallets,skips,ladles or similar considered to be lifting equipment?
•Usually no. Where this equipment is used for carrying material loads and are not permanently attached to the lifting machinery it would normally be considered to be part of the load and a 'Thorough Examination' is not required. The equipment should be maintained and inspected to make sure it can be used safely including when it is being lifted.
•How often should lifting equipment be subject to thorough examination?
Thorough examinationof lifting equipment must take place every 12 months - or every 6 months if the equipment is used to lift people. Any accessories used in lifting should also be inspected every 6 months. These are the minimum requirements, where there is no formal 'examination scheme' drawn up by a competent person.