Stainless Steel Machine Screw Jack
Standard model capacities from 2/3 Ton to 12 Ton.
ActionJac™ Stainless Steel Machine Screw Jacks are ideal for use in demanding environments where corrosion resistance is required. All external components are manufactured from 300 series Stainless Steel materials. These jacks use a stainless steel worm with a high strength bronze drive sleeve. Load capacities for Stainless Steel Machine Screw Jacks range from 1,300 to 23,000 pounds. A 17-4PH hardened worm is available for a 300% increase in capacity.
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ActionJac™ Machine Screw Jacks
The drive sleeve is supported on anti-friction tapered roller or ball thrust bearings. Rotation of the drive sleeve causes the acme thread lifting screw to translate or rotate, depending upon jack configuration. The threads are precision formed, typically using Class 2-C (Centralizing) tolerances. Jack lift shaft lead tolerance is approximately ±0.004" per foot.
Machine Screw Jacks having gear rations between 20:1 and 32:1 are self-locking and will hold loads without backdriving in the absence of vibrations. All other ratios may require a brake to prevent backdriving.
Machine Screw Jack Accessories
Configure a Complete Lifting System
Nook Industries offers a wide assortment of screw jack accessories to accommodate specific applications. From motor mounts to limit switches to lubricant, Nook can easily configure a complete screw jack system. Start with a base screw jack and add accessories to configure a complete linear motion system.
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Specialty Coatings for Demanding Environments
- Excessive Heat and Humidity
- Extreme Cold and Ice
- Water
- Dust and Dirt
- Food Handling
- Corrosion