Jack 50KN manual/electric rack jack with self-locking function

- Small winches have been adopted in shops and museums in Ginza. = They have received positive feedback for their design, being compact and unobtrusive in black. = They are also praised for being easy to operate by ourselves, among other things. Instead of a worm gear, we have developed a completely new inline reducer that self-locks when motion stops, as well as a small winch that maintains position when the handle is stopped in both forward and reverse rotation instead of using a ratchet. Due to the positive reception and increased achievements in various fields, we have created a second edition this time. Please download it and consider it!

A completely new inline reducer that self-locks despite being a spur gear instead of a worm gear. Why does it self-lock? What is the internal structure like? We often get asked these questions. While showing a demo unit or a cut model can help people understand, such opportunities are rare. Therefore, we created a simple explanatory document. Please take a look at this, and if you're interested, feel free to check out our specific products and contact us.

This is a completely new compact winch and rack jack that self-locks regardless of where it stops in forward or reverse rotation, not using a ratchet. It has received positive feedback from various sectors, and due to the increased lineup, we have renewed it this time. Please download it and consider it! Additionally, the comprehensive catalog featuring applied products such as those with motors is available for download from our company website. Please check it out as well.

This product combines a modular type jack with a gearbox that features a new self-locking mechanism without using the conventional self-locking worm gear at all. There are types with rated thrust loads of 50 kg and 100 kg, both achieving a travel distance of 20 mm per rotation, which is significantly faster than traditional screws. We recommend this for customers who want to lift quickly with minimal force and aim for space-saving solutions in various factory manufacturing lines. Additionally, by attaching guide rods, the strength against buckling is increased, resulting in smooth movement. It is also possible to change the gearbox to achieve a rotation of 9.5 mm. The most notable feature is that it can hold the stopping position continuously under load, with self-locking occurring when the movement is halted.