Stainless steel screw jacks are widely used in swimming pool applications primarily for lifting and lowering pool floors, adjusting platform heights, and supporting equipment in highly corrosive, wet environments. Corrosion Resistance: Swimming pools contain chlorine or salt, which are highly corrosive. Stainless steel (specifically grades 304 or 316) is resistant to oxidation and rust in these wet conditions. They can handle heavy lifting requirements, with standard capacities ranging from 1 to 100 tons depending on the model.   Read More>

Screw jacks are commonly used in various applications, including satellite dish positioning systems. They provide a precise and accurate way to control the orientation and alignment of satellite antennas. Azimuth and Elevation Jacks: Specifically designed jackscrews are used for adjusting the azimuth (horizontal) and elevation (vertical) angles of the satellite dish. Worm Gear Screw Jacks: These are commonly used due to their self-locking characteristic, which prevents back-driving (unintended movement).   Read More>

Screw jacks are widely used for the opening and closing of penstocks, also known as sluice gates, in various applications like water treatment facilities and hydropower stations. Screw jacks utilize a worm gear system to convert rotational motion (from a handwheel or motor) into linear motion, which raises or lowers the penstock gate. Many screw jacks, especially machine screw jacks with Acme threads, have self-locking capabilities, meaning they can hold the gate in position without requiring.   Read More>

Mini Screw jacks are commonly used in beverage can production lines for height adjustment applications, particularly in conveyor systems. Synchronized lifting systems: Multiple screw jacks can be linked together using components like connecting shafts, bevel gearboxes, and couplings to create synchronized lifting systems for precise and coordinated movements. Screw jacks do not require high-pressure oil, making them suitable for wash down applications in the food and beverage industry.   Read More>

A Worm Gear Screw Jack System in A Tilt Station Transport Platform. Once the tilt station transport platform is correctly positioned in the tilt station, the worm gear screw jacks provide the core actuation mechanism for tilt station transport platforms, tilt the wing and the platform 90 degrees, delivering robust, synchronized lifting and precise angular positioning. The integrated worm gear drive converts high-torque motor input into controlled linear motion through a translating screw, enabling smooth tilting of heavy payload platforms.   Read More>

A Screw Jack for Solar Panel Tracking Is An Adjustment Mechanism. Solar tracking requires actuation solutions which are stiff and will not back-drive in high wind conditions. Our screw jacks can be equipped with a holding brake that eliminates back-driving. All screw jacks are available with adjustable end of stroke limit switches to protect the panel from damage due to overtravel in either direction. Solar panels can require the force to move in windy conditions, which screw jacks can deliver with ease.   Read More>