Corner jack with integrated locking trestle rod; raises container corners ~200 mm and locks at height so the hydraulic jack can be removed; trestle rod SWL 4 tons per jack.
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| Material | Steel |
|---|---|
| Load Rating (SWL) | Locking rod: 4 tons per jack (lifting done with hydraulic jack) |
Load ratings are as published in the TLA 2026 catalogue. Site-specific ratings and certification: on request.
Container levelling with a permanent height lock; maintenance or installation work requiring sustained container elevation without a jack under load.
A variation on the corner jack that can lock the container at the raised height once it has been jacked up, raising the corner by around 200 mm. Engaging the jacking rod locks the jack at the required height — rated at 4 tons per jack — so the hydraulic jack itself can then be removed while the container stays supported at the desired elevation.
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◇ Technical drawing — included in the datasheet above.
⛭ Available for hire — rates on application.
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