When choosing a Bevel Gear Jack, the core focuses on three key points: working conditions, parameters, and structure, helping you choose correctly in one step and avoid detours.
First, clarify the load and stroke: Select the corresponding tonnage according to the actual lifting weight, and reserve a safety margin for the stroke to avoid overloading and over-stroke use, ensuring stable operation.
Next, consider the application scenario: For automated equipment that requires high-precision positioning and multi-unit synchronous lifting, give priority to precision Bevel Gear Jacks; for heavy-load and harsh working conditions, focus on the shell strength, gear material and heat treatment process for better durability.
