Carmotion hydraulic jack, in plastic transport box - 10000kg - 10 To

CAM58574 HYDRAULIC JACK – 10,000 Kg (10 tons)

Lifting Height: 200-445 mm

Description:

The hydraulic jack is intended for work where lifting significant weights is required. It cannot be used as a permanently set support element. Additionally, it is strictly prohibited to transport lifted loads using a jack. The device is designed for household use only and must not be used professionally, meaning in workplaces or for paid work. The correct, reliable, and safe operation of the device depends on proper use; therefore, before using the tool, read the user manual carefully.

Specifications:

• Load capacity: 10,000 kg

• Weight: 5,1 kg

• Minimum height: 200 mm

• Maximum height: 385 mm

• Additional height adjustment using the screw at the rod head (+6 cm)

• Fill only with hydraulic oil of viscosity class SAE 10

Installation and Operation:

The jack is supplied as a fully assembled system and does not require assembly or adjustment.
Before starting work, approximately 6 full pumping cycles should be performed with the release valve open to ensure proper distribution of the hydraulic oil.
Periodic tightening of all bolted connections is necessary—this will increase safety and extend the lifespan of the jack.

Lifting Procedure:

1. Before lifting, ensure that the jack operator has a clear view of the lifting process and the load during all movements.

2. Using the narrow end of the lifting arm, close the release valve by turning it clockwise until it stops.

3. Place the jack under the load to be lifted at a designated lifting point, ensuring the load is centrally supported on the jack saddle.

4. If necessary, the extension screw on the lifting rod can be adjusted until the lifting saddle makes contact with the load.

5. Insert the lifting arm into the slot. By moving the arm up and down, lift the load to the required height.

6. After lifting, secure the load against falling (e.g., with additional supports).

Lowering Procedure:

1. Before lowering, ensure that the descent of the load will not cause injury to the operator.

2. Using the narrow end of the lifting arm, slowly turn the release valve counterclockwise. Do not open the release valve more than necessary to lower the load gradually. Over-loosening the valve may result in it being unscrewed from the housing.

3. Once the load has been fully lowered, disconnect the lifting arm from the jack and remove the jack from under the load.

4. To retract the lifting rods, screw in the extension screw if used.