Premium Stainless Steel Mechanical Jack 5 Ton for Heavy Lifting

Most industrial stainless steel screw jacks utilize AISI 304 for standard corrosive environments and AISI 316 for highly corrosive or marine applications. Housing, lifting screws, worms, and external hardware are all upgraded to these materials to ensure comprehensive oxidation resistance.

Yes. They are explicitly engineered for washdown environments. When configured with food-grade lubricants and specialized high-grade seals, they meet stringent FDA compliance standards for cleanroom, food processing, and pharmaceutical manufacturing.

Stainless steel maintains excellent structural integrity across a wide thermal range. For extreme temperatures (such as cryogenic freezing or high-heat baking ovens), standard seals and greases must be replaced with specialized low/high-temperature synthetic lubricants and seals to prevent binding.

Translating: The lift screw moves through the gear housing linearly while the gear remains stationary. Rotating: The lift screw is fixed to the gear and rotates, forcing a travel nut to move along the screw thread.

Absolutely. They can be mechanically linked using stainless steel connecting shafts, miter gearboxes, and flexible couplings. This ensures perfect mechanical synchronization driven by a single motor, eliminating the skewing risks common in multi-cylinder hydraulic systems.