A hydraulic trailer jack is used to lift and stabilize a trailer, making it easier to hitch, unhitch, and perform maintenance. It uses hydraulic pressure to provide lifting power, requiring less effort than manual jacks. Common applications include adjusting the trailer's height, stabilizing it during storage, and lifting it for tire changes or repairs. Hydraulic jacks come in various types, including single-stage and two-stage models, with some featuring electric operation for convenience.
Hydraulic Trailer Jack
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Hydraulic Trailer Jack
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Hydraulic Trailer Jack Application
Hydraulic Trailer Jack
OEM Custom Hydraulic Trailer Jack
OEM /ODM Hydraulic Trailer Jack
Customizable Parameter | Customizable Range/Options |
Lifting Capacity | 500 lbs to 100 tons (depending on application). |
Stroke Length | 6 inches to 48 inches (or more, depending on the jack type). |
Pressure Rating | 1,500 psi to 10,000 psi (or more, depending on the system). |
Hydraulic Lock | Yes or No; custom designs for holding the load at various heights. |
Mounting Type | Fixed, Swivel, Adjustable, Side, Clamp-on, Bolt-on, Tube, etc. |
Base Type | Flat Plate, Channel, Swivel, Adjustable, Flange, Tube, etc. |
Cylinder Material | Steel, Stainless Steel, Aluminum (based on strength and weight). |
Coating/Finish | Chrome-plated, Powder-coated, Anodized, Zinc-coated. |
Control Mechanism | Manual (hand pump), Electric, Pneumatic, Remote Control. |
Footprint/Base Size | 4” x 4” to 12” x 12” (or larger depending on jack size) |
Weight | 10 lbs to 500 lbs (depending on size, capacity, and material). |
Flow Rate (for Hydraulic Pump) | 1 GPM to 30 GPM (gallons per minute, depending on the pump size). |
Temperature Range | -20°F to 300°F (-29°C to 149°C) or higher, depending on seal and fluid compatibility. |
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Material
We Always Use Good Quality Material For Our Hydraulic Trailer Jack
- Gland: C1045
- Piston: C1020
- Seal Kits: Hallite
- Rod Assy: C1045 Steel, f7, 25 microns chrome plated
- Cylinder Tube Assy: C1020
- Inner sleeve: Q235
- Outer Housing: Q235
- Jack Foot: Q235
- Pin: 45
Production Processes
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SINGLE HYDRAULIC TRAILER JACK
To connect a single hydraulic trailer jack with a hydraulic power unit (HPU) pack
1. First, position and mount the hydraulic power unit near the trailer’s frame, ensuring easy access.
2. Next, attach the hydraulic hoses: connect the high-pressure input hose from the HPU’s outlet to the trailer jack’s input port, and the return hose from the jack’s output port back to the HPU.
3. Secure all fittings tightly to avoid leaks and ensure the hoses are properly routed to prevent damage.
4. If the HPU is electrically powered, connect the power unit to the trailer’s electrical system, ensuring correct polarity.
5. Fill the hydraulic fluid reservoir and bleed the system to remove any trapped air. Once everything is connected, test the system by operating the jack, checking for smooth operation and any signs of leaks.
6. Finally, ensure all connections are secure, the jack lifts and lowers the trailer properly, and the hydraulic fluid levels are correct for optimal performance.
DUAL HYDRAULIC JACK AND HOIST CYLINDER
To connect jack cylinders, scissor cylinders, and a hydraulic power unit (HPU), begin by securely mounting the HPU, jack cylinders, and scissor cylinders in their respective locations on the trailer, lifting platform, or equipment.
1. Connect the high-pressure outlet from the HPU to the inlet ports of both the jack cylinders and scissor cylinders using high-pressure hydraulic hoses.
2. Similarly, connect the return hoses from the return ports of the cylinders back to the return port on the HPU to complete the circuit.
3. Depending on the system, you may need a manifold valve or distribution block to control and divide the fluid flow between the jack and scissor cylinders.
4. After ensuring all hoses are securely attached, connect the control valves to regulate the movement of the cylinders.
5. Finally, fill the HPU with the appropriate hydraulic fluid, check for leaks, and test the system to ensure both the jack cylinders and scissor cylinders are functioning properly for lifting and extension.
FAQ
FAQ
A: Mount type, pls tell us how you need to install it on your device.
A: Some assembly is required when setting up the jack, such as mounting the base, connecting the hydraulic pump, and securing hoses. However, the jack is typically pre-assembled for ease of installation.
A: Yes, our hydraulic jacks are designed for versatility. They can be used for a variety of trailer types, including flatbed trailers, RVs, utility trailers, and more, depending on the weight and mounting specifications.
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