Mechanical Lifting Screw Jack

Mechanical lifting screw jacks are one of the types of jacks commonly used for lifting or supporting vehicles. These jacks use a screw mechanism to raise or lower the load and are usually placed at a convenient point underneath vehicles.

The main components of mechanical lifting screw jacks are:

Body and Arm: A jack usually has a metal body and a structure with a lever or arm. These arms or levers are rotated to raise or lower the load on the jack.

Screw Mechanism: The jack uses the screw mechanism to raise or lower the load. This screw mechanism is located inside the jack body and moves the load up or down by rotating the jack handle.

Base or Feet: At the bottom of the jack, there is a base or feet in contact with the ground. This increases the stability of the jack and allows the load to be lifted safely.

Carrying Capacity: Each jack model has a specific carrying capacity. This determines the maximum weight the jack can lift.

Mechanical lifting screw jacks operate simply and reliably. Users rotate the jack handle or lever to operate the screw mechanism, which slowly raises or lowers the load. These types of jacks can be used for a variety of purposes, from small jobs, such as changing a tire, to larger jobs, such as performing maintenance on the underside of a vehicle.