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Hi-Force introduces a new generation of jacking systems

Hi-Force has launched a new powerful jacking system which has been designed to perform under the toughest of circumstances. The new equipment has been aptly named ToughLift and will a real performer in mines and quarries throughout the world.

Hi-Force ToughLift jacking system offers the easiest and safest method of lifting mine and quarry material haulers, during routine maintenance and vehicle on site breakdown.

The Hi-Force ToughLift has 12 different models with lifting capacities ranging from 50 to 200 tonnes and a choice of hydraulic lift height options on the 100 and 150 tonne versions. All models are powered by an integrated electric driven or air driven hydraulic pump unit and feature a remote, push button hand pendant control unit with a 5 metre control cable for easy operation, safely and remotely from the jacking point.

The Hi-Force ToughLift jacking system incorporates a number of patented features, including a multi-positional transport and lifting handle and a unique swivel jacking base to guarantee safe and correct positioning of the lifting cylinder under the vehicle, prior to lifting it up.

Fitted with large diameter wheels and solid rubber tyres for easy manoeuvring, all models are narrow in width, enabling them to fit into confined spaces whether in use or in storage, and have the smallest footprint size compared to all other competitor brand models.

There is also a large variety of optional extras available to compliment the Hi-Force ToughLift jacking system which include mechanical load holding blocks, swivel load caps, mechanical locking and slip lock extensions, all of which add further features and safety benefits for the operator. Hi-Force also offers a range of hydraulic tyre bead breakers and ToughLift accessory toolbox trolleys to further compliment the ToughLift jacking system.

As plant operators in quarrying, mining, construction, railways and many other industries demand a minimal maintenance and repair downtime of their capital intensive equipment, the Hi-Force range of ToughLift jacks are indispensable and are becoming known as the strongest and most versatile jacking system in the world.

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