Application scenarios of guide wheel jacks

Application scenarios of guide wheel jacks

As a convenient and effective lifting tool, guide wheel jacks are widely used in various fields. This article will introduce the actual application of guide wheel jacks in different scenarios.

Guide wheel jacks are a type of jack that uses the principle of rolling guide wheels for transmission. They have the advantages of easy movement, simple operation, and stable lifting. In the automobile repair industry, guide wheel jacks are widely used in automobile repairs, tire replacement and other operations. Because of its compactness and portability, easy operation, it can quickly lift the vehicle to the required height, helping maintenance personnel to complete their work more easily.

In addition, guide wheel jacks also play an important role in construction sites. Workers can use guide wheel jacks to lift heavy objects or components to the intended position, thereby improving work efficiency and safety. The adjustable height and stability of guide wheel jacks make them play a key role in hoisting, assembly and other processes.

In daily family life, guide wheel jacks also have their place. For example, when moving or renovating, people need to move heavy objects such as furniture and home appliances from downstairs to upstairs, and the guide wheel jack becomes a powerful assistant. Its easy-to-carry and simple-to-operate features provide convenience for family life.

In general, as a practical lifting device, the guide wheel jack is not only widely used in professional fields of various industries, but also plays an important role in daily life. Its portability, flexibility, stability and reliability make it one of the preferred tools for people to perform lifting operations.

(1) The foundation of the jack. The foundation of the jack should be stable, solid and reliable. When setting up the jack on the bottom, it should be padded with road blocks or other appropriate materials to expand the force-bearing area.

(2) Placement of the jack. When placing the jack on a soft ground, wooden blocks should be placed under the jack to prevent it from tilting after being stressed. When the heavy object is raised, supporting pads should be placed under the heavy object at any time, but the hand should not accidentally enter the danger zone. During the placement of the jack, keep the load center of gravity action line consistent with the jack axis. During the lifting process, be careful to prevent the jack from tilting or tilting due to the jack foundation sinking or the load horizontal displacement. Prevent the jack from sliding on the metal surface or concrete smooth surface of the heavy object. If necessary, pad it with hardwood blocks.

(3) Lifting operation. The lifting height of the jack should not exceed the effective lifting range. When lifting large objects (such as beams), the two ends should be lifted and lowered separately. When one end is lifted and lowered, the other end must be padded, firmly padded, and placed firmly. Do not use the jack overloaded.