Delight Transmission's small worm gear lifting jack supports non-standard customization.

The SWL series screw jack is widely used in various industries such as machinery, metallurgy, construction, chemicals, culture, and public health. It can accurately control and adjust the lifting or advancement height according to a certain program, and can be directly driven by an electric motor or other power sources, as well as manually. The input speed does not exceed 1500 r/min, with a lifting speed of 2.7 m/min. It comes in different structural types and assembly methods, with lifting heights tailored to customer requirements. During operation, the SWL series screw jack boasts advantages such as low noise, smooth transmission, and flexible use; it also features an automatic locking function to ensure safety during use. In the event of equipment malfunction, the jack can self-lock and stop movement, thereby safeguarding the safety of the production environment and personnel.

The JWM worm gear screw jack offers multiple functions, including lifting, lowering, as well as advancing, reversing, and adjusting to various height positions with accessories.

The JWM Worm Gear Screw Jack is a fundamental lifting component featuring a compact structure, small size, light weight, broad power source, noiseless operation, easy installation, flexible use, multiple functions, various mounting options, high reliability, and long service life. It can be used individually or in combination and can accurately control and adjust the lifting or advancing height according to a set program. It can be powered by an electric motor or other power sources and can be customized according to customer requirements.

Screw JackA significant portion is attributed to its internal structure.—— Worm gear structure. This structure was previously used in reducers to reduce speed and increase torque, meaning that a small force can transmit a large torque. Later, people found that it is also a great choice for hoisting or lifting operations in elevators, so...Screw jackIt was born in response to that.