Base Jack

Base Jacks and U-Jacks are essential components in scaffolding systems, used to provide support and adjustability to scaffolding structures. They play a critical role in ensuring the stability and levelness of the scaffold.

Key Features:

Adjustable Height: Allows for precise leveling of the scaffolding by adjusting the screw mechanism or threaded rod.

Load Distribution: Equipped with a wide base plate that helps distribute the load evenly across the ground.

Durability: Typically made from steel or heavy-duty materials to withstand significant loads.

U-Jack

U-Jacks (also known as U-Props or U-Head Jacks) are used to provide vertical support and adjustable height for scaffolding, particularly for supporting formwork and shuttering systems. The "U" shape allows it to be used in conjunction with horizontal supports or formwork.

Key Features:

U-Shaped Head: Designed to support horizontal beams, formwork, or other structures by fitting over them.

Adjustable Height: Like base jacks, U-jacks can be adjusted in height to fit the needs of the project.

Load Bearing: Made from durable materials like steel to handle substantial loads.