The adjustable base jack, with its fixed base plate, is ideal for ensuring the stability of scaffolding systems. It's ideal for use in construction, whether building construction or working on various equipment requiring stable support. The screw jack, the essential base of a scaffold, is adjustable in both height and angle, allowing for adjustments on uneven surfaces to maintain the stability of the scaffolding system.
The vertical adjustment of the base jack keeps the scaffolding system level and vertical on flat surfaces. It offers a 450mm adjustment range to accommodate variations in ground height.
The adjustable base jack is constructed from a steel plate and screw jack, available in both hollow and solid versions. It can be mounted directly to the cuplock standard. Available in a variety of lengths, the base jack features a simple design that is easy to use and maintain. The base jack's galvanized coating enhances corrosion resistance, ensuring long-lasting durability in a variety of environments.
Base Jack Advantages
- A set of four base jacks, each with a 12-inch adjustable leveling range, is suitable for uneven surfaces. - High-strength solid steel ensures the base jack's excellent load-bearing capacity and durability.
- A galvanized coating prevents corrosion, increasing durability and extending its lifespan.
- The base jack plate increases ground contact area, enhancing stability and support.
- The adjustable nut is easy to operate, and the diameter and surface finish of the screw rod reduce friction and facilitate adjustment.
- Suitable for construction sites with uneven or sloped surfaces.
FAQ
How to Choose a Base Jack?
When choosing a base jack, ensure that the base jack's load-bearing capacity meets the needs of the construction project. Choose a base jack made of durable, corrosion-resistant materials, such as galvanized steel, for long-term use. Also, check the height adjustment and base dimensions to ensure they can support the stability of the scaffolding system.
Is it necessary to place wooden or flat boards under the base jack?
It is best to place some sturdy, flat wooden or flat boards under the base jack, especially on soft or uneven surfaces. This will evenly distribute the weight and provide additional stability.
