Jacking Systems

H-Configuration Screw Jack System is one of the most widely used jacking system configuration.

The system is arranged with the screw jacks and drive shafts in a pattern similar to the letter H. The primary drive unit is located in the middle and the screw jacks are positioned on the opposite “legs” of the system. The most common number of screw jacks in a system is 4, however systems using 6 to 30 screw jacks are regularly provided.

U-Configuration jacking system is the ideal arrangement to move screw jacks together with a drive system that goes around a perimeter.

The system is arranged with the screw jacks and drive shafts in a pattern similar to the letter U. The primary drive unit is located at one end of the system in the middle of a drive line. The screw jacks are positioned along the opposite “legs” of the system. The most common number of screw jacks in a system is 4, however systems using 6 to 30 screw jacks are regularly provided.

T-Configuration jacking system is used to actuate in-line screw jacks with a centrally mounted drive unit.

The system is arranged with the screw jacks and drive shafts in a pattern similar to the letter T. The primary drive unit is located in the middle and the screw jacks are positioned on the opposite sides of the system. The most common number of screw jacks in a system is 2 or 4, however systems using 6 to 30 screw jacks are regularly provided.

I-Configuration screw jack system is used to actuate in-line screw jacks with a drive unit at the end of the line.

The system is arranged with the screw jacks and drive shafts in a pattern similar to the letter I. The primary drive unit is located at the end of the drive line and the screw jacks are positioned in a line moving away from the drive unit. For in-line systems the drive unit is commonly mounted directly to the first screw jack with an integrated adaptor. The most common number of screw jacks in a system is 2 or 4, however systems using 6 to 30 screw jacks are regularly provided.