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ENERPAC introduces its new compact and portable Self-Locking Cube Jack

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56 ton capacity incremental lifting system with automated mechanical locking

The Self-Locking Cube Jack offers a new compact and portable hydraulic solution for incremental lifting and lowering of heavy loads. The SCJ-50 Cube Jack uses a base lifting frame and self-aligning, lightweight steel cribbing blocks to provide high-capacity and stabilized lifting – offering a safer, controlled and more efficient alternative to climbing jacks with wooden cribbing.

The SCJ-50 Cube Jack is based on an operating principle similar to ENERPAC’s 125-750 ton Jack-Up Systems, but in a vastly smaller footprint and without the need for electrical controls. Up to eleven 35-lb. (16kg) steel cribbing blocks can be safely and easily stacked onto the compact Cube Jack base frame yielding a maximum height of 81.4 inches (2067 mm). The base frame footprint measures just 19.7 in x 16.9 in (500mm x 428mm), making it ideal for portability and restricted operating space. A low 19.4 in (494mm) minimum initial jacking height increases flexibility and reduces operational startup time.

The SCJ-50 Cube Jack operates with standard 10,000 psi (700 bar) hydraulic pressure and is compatible with standard Enerpac pumps, such as the Split-Flow Pump that offers the ability to synchronously operate multiple Cube Jacks.

The compact size and portability of the Self-Locking Cube Jack offers a powerful solution for numerous applications, such as equipment maintenance, vehicle unloading or jacking a transformer, module, or bridge.

Capacity per cube jack: 56 tons (500 kN)

Maximum lifting height: 81.4 inches (2067 mm)

Features

  • End block with tilting saddle
  • Eye-bolts for hoisting
  • Forklift tabs
  • Removable insert table
  • Cube Jack base frame
  • Locating pins
  • Steel cribbing blocks
  • Adjustable tilting saddle
  • Flow control
  • Mode locking pin
  • Mode selector lever
  • Hydraulic connections (advance / retract)

For more information, please visit http://www.enerpac.com.