Mechanical Rack Jack RJ Type

Item No.: 802001
H-Lift Mechanical Rack Jacks also known as Steel Jacks comes with spur gear and robust steel housing. The full load can be applied to head or toe and is operated using the crank handle.
The Mechanical Toe Jacks have a back and forth action on the handle.
Description Safe Use of Jacks
Description

H-Lift Mechanical Rack Jack is designed and used for raising and lowering a load over a limited range, mechanically operated.
The Mechanical Rack Jacks have a back and forth action on the handle to allow them to be operated in confined spaces.

RJ type is an array of rack and pinion jacks that is constructed in a sturdy steel framework. These mechanical equipment can accommodate load capacities of 1.5t upto 20t. They exhibit versatile functionality as they can be used vertically and horizontally. Through the use of crank with foldable handle, it can lift and lower loads with optimum load capacity on the head or toe. In addition, it integrates a safety system with dual catches.

  • Stanard: EN 1492:2000, AS/NZS 2693:2007, B 30.1-2015(JACKS) 
  • Mechanical jack for working in vertical or horizontal position.
  • Crank with folding handle, back and forth action on the handle.
  • Supporting parts are extra hardened.
  • Two safety pawls for controlled descent.
  • With safety locking mechanism.
  • Tested with 25% overload.
  • Load Capacity 100% on the head or toe for RJ015 to RJ100.
  • Load Capacity on the toe is 70% of the WLL for RJ160 and RJ200.

 H-Lift Mechanical Rack Jack

Item No. Capacity Proof Load Effort Required to Lift Rated Load Stroke Min. Lifting Height (mm) Dimensions (mm) N.W. Product Code
t kN N mm F H A B C D E G K R kg
RJ015 1.5 18.4 150 300 60 600 163 190 273 100 55 110 113 225 13.5 802001015
RJ030 3 36.8 280 350 70 730 197 200 296 130 60 140 127 250 21.2 802001030
RJ050 5 61.3 280 350 80 730 189 239 335 140 71 170 127 275 28.5 802001050
RJ100 10 122.5 560 410 85 800 250 293 498 140 86 170 248 300 46.8 802001100
RJ160 16 196 640 320 95 800 275 320 514 150 78 180 250 300 65 802001160
RJ200 20 245 640 320 100 860 275 335 529 150 78 180 250 380 75 802001200
Safe Use of Jacks
A mechanical rack jack is a device used to lift heavy loads using a ratchet mechanism. It consists of a rectangular metal frame that supports a long bar with teeth on one side, which engages with a gear mechanism in the frame. The bar can be turned using a lever, which rotates the gear and raises or lowers the load.


The mechanical rack jack is commonly used in automotive, industrial, and construction applications, where heavy loads need to be lifted and held securely in place. It can also be used in home DIY projects, such as changing a tire or lifting a heavy object.


One advantage of a mechanical rack jack is its ability to lift heavy loads without the need for external power sources, such as electricity or hydraulics. However, it requires significant physical effort to operate, and it may not be suitable for lifting extremely heavy loads.


Overall, a mechanical rack jack is a useful tool for lifting heavy objects in a variety of settings, but it is important to use it safely and properly to avoid accidents or injuries.


Using a mechanical rack jack is straightforward. Here are the steps you can follow:

Position the Jack:

Place the mechanical rack jack on a sturdy and flat surface.
Ensure it’s positioned under a solid part of the load, such as the frame or designated jacking point.

Raise the Load:

Slowly turn the crank handle to raise the lifting mechanism.
The full load can be applied either to the head or toe of the jack.

Safety Measures:

Always keep a firm grip on the handle.
Make sure the jack is perpendicular to the load while raising or lowering it.
Use wheel chocks or blocks to prevent rolling back if you’re working on an incline.
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