Low-profile hydraulic cylinder 10 ton Fervi 0256/10

What it is

Low-profile hydraulic cylinder 10 ton Fervi 0256/10. Key specifications: max capacity 10 ton, operating pressure 63.7 MPa, min max liftable height (mm) 44 ÷ 55.

A jack is a manual, hydraulic or pneumatic lifting device that raises vehicles or heavy loads just enough to work underneath or replace components.

What it is for

Used for industrial maintenance of plant and machinery and for lifting loads, with accessories rated for the weight involved.

How to use it

Position it on firm, level ground under the designated lifting point, without exceeding the rated capacity. Raise the load gradually, checking that it remains stable. Before working underneath, rest the load on suitable stands: a jack must never be used on its own as a support. Lower slowly, opening the release valve or venting in a controlled way.

Where it is used

• Industrial plant engineering
• Mechanical engineering industry
• Mechanical workshops

Technical data

• Max capacity: 10 ton
• Operating pressure: 63.7 MPa
• Min max liftable height (mm): 44 ÷ 55
• Cylinder Ø (mm): ø 38
• Piston stroke (mm): 11
• Dimensions (mm): 56 x 118
• Weight (kg): 1,3
• Gross weight (kg): 1,39

Who it is for

Designed for industrial maintenance technicians and mechanics.

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Before you order

In your request, please state the rated load or flow rate and the quantities required, so we can give you the right quotation first time.

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