Abstract:
A method of extending a jack including the steps of: first stage pumping by passing pressurized fluid at a first pressure and a first volume to a jack cylinder primarily by movement of a piston; and second stage pumping by passing pressurized fluid at a second pressure and a second volume to the jack cylinder primarily by movement of a rod connected to the piston.
Abstract:
An apparatus for lifting motor vehicles includes a first lifting device which is movable in a vertical direction and which is suitable for supporting a first region of the motor vehicle to be lifted, and a second lifting device which is arranged at a distance from the first lifting device and which is suitable for supporting a second region of the motor vehicle to be lifted. A first supply line supplies an hydraulic medium to the first lifting device, and with a second supply line supplies an hydraulic medium to the second lifting device.
Abstract:
There is disclosed a jack that provides lifting from multiple orientations or directions. The jack is able to provide the lifting from these multiple orientations as fluid is continuously transferred from a reservoir to a pumping chamber to a piston chamber, regardless of the orientation or direction of the jack.
Abstract:
There is disclosed a jack that provides lifting from multiple orientations or directions. The jack is able to provide the lifting from these multiple orientations as fluid is continuously transferred from a reservoir to a pumping chamber to a piston chamber, regardless of the orientation or direction of the jack.
Abstract:
The present invention relates to a cylinder apparatus for a hydraulic lift jack with a transmission device, in which a transmission device is installed to adjust an ascending and descending velocity of the lift jack by pumping the fluids so that the ascending velocity of the lift jack can be increased progressively at high velocity when the load has not been applied, and the ascending velocity of the lift jack can be increased strongly at low velocity when the load has been applied, at the time of the ascending and descending operations of the lift jack. The cylinder apparatus for a hydraulic lift jack with a transmission device of the present invention comprises lifting means including x-shaped beams for moving an upper plate pivotably engaged on an upper portion of the beam up and down by the hydraulic pressure in the hydraulic cylinder; fluid pumping means including a main hydraulic cylinder located below the lifting means for in-taking the oil stored in the oil tank installed at the inside of a base frame and pumping it to the outside, and a piston installed to move reciprocatably within the main hydraulic cylinder; and pumping transmission means including a transmission control portion installed at the outside of the fluid pumping means for controlling the pumping volume of the fluid so that ascending velocity of a lift portion can be controlled progressively, an oil pressure removing portion in the piston for removing the pressure of oil flowed into the piston by the transmission control portion so that it can supply a little volume of fluids.
Abstract:
A relatively simple toe jack includes a base; a cylinder mounted on the base and carrying a plunger; a load carrying sleeve mounted on the plunger; a load saddle and a load engaging toe on the sleeve; and a two-stage pump carrying a reservoir mounted on the base beside the cylinder, the pump including a handle specifically shaped to fit into a lever which operates the piston of the pump. The plunger is returned to a rest position by a spring mounted in the plunger and connected to the bottom of the cylinder.
Abstract:
A hydraulic jack having a piston and a cylinder in which the piston has at its head a cavity the dimensions of the cavity and the constructional materials of the cylinder and the piston being selected so that hydraulic pressure applied within the cylinder acts to deform the cylinder wall and the parts of the piston defining the cavity in such a manner that, over the normal rate of operating pressures of the jack the clearance between the piston and the cylinder remains within the capacity of the sealing means arranged between the piston and the cylinder to provide an effective seal.
Abstract:
A piston-cylinder assembly having a circumferential groove around the piston near the end of the piston facing the cylinder chamber, a cuff around the piston at a location more remote from said chamber from the groove, a guide ring mounted in the groove for slideably abutting the cylinder wall, the guide ring having a convex inner configuration and a generally cylindrical outer configuration.