Servomech Screw Jacks
Screw Jacks are integrated gearboxes that incorporate a trapezoidal screw, which in a number of different combinations can provide push, pull, lift and lower driving force.
These can have a ball or acme screw driven through a gearbox arrangement to provide actuation either stand alone or in mechanically fixed sequence with many jacks.
Statewide Bearings can provide a comprehensive range of configurations in screw jacks including metric and imperial versions, ball screw jacks, acme screw jacks, stainless jacks, upright, inverted, high duty cycle with further options using plain or ball screw nuts and bellow protected screw and rear protection tubes.
Click here to view – screw Jack application data form
Ball Screw Jacks
Ball Screw Jacks differ from Acme Jacks in that the gear unit and subsequent linear drive is performed by a ball screw. This provides the following advantages over Acme.
- Greater efficiency
- Better life vs duty cycle
- Reduction on power consumption
The Ball Screw Jack type operate much the same as the Acme type, offering push pull loads, mounting – vertically, upward, downward or horizontally.
There are 3 main series
MA BS Series
- High performance and duty cycle
Click here to view – SERVOMECH Ball Screw Jacks catalogue MA
Click here to view – SERVOMECH Ball Screw Jacks catalogue MB
SJ BS Series
- Standard performance and duty cycle
HS Series
- High speed, performance and duty cycle
Click here to view – SERVOMECH Ball Screw Jacks Catalogue
Click here to view – SERVOMECH Ball Screw Jacks brochure
