Tank Erection Jack Models

Sai Krishna Engineering Co offers two types of Tank Erection jacks:

The difference between Single-acting and Double-acting jacks is the time required to lift up a tank/shell course.

For instance, if the height of the Shell plate is 2.5 meters, then the time required to lift it is as follows:
Single-acting and Double-acting tank erection jacks are types of Hydraulic jacks that are used to construct and maintain large storage tanks.

Single-acting jacks use hydraulic pressure to exert force in only one direction—either for lifting or lowering the load. When hydraulic pressure is released, they have a spring to retract the piston. While Double-acting jacks use hydraulic pressure to exert force in both extraction and retraction.

12 MT Single acting Jack

12 MT Single Acting Hydraulic Jack in Action
Efficient 12 MT Tank Erection with Single Acting Jack
Precise Hydraulic Jack for 12 MT Tanks
Single Acting Tank Jack for Construction

12MT Double acting jacks

12 MT Double Acting Hydraulic Jack for Tank Erection
Versatile Double Acting Jack for 12 MT Tanks
Reliable 12 MT Jack for Tank Lifting
Efficient 12 MT Double Acting Tank Jack
Efficient 12 MT Double Acting Tank Jack
Efficient 12 MT Double Acting Tank Jack

18MT Double acting jacks

18 MT Double Acting Hydraulic Jack in Action
Sturdy Double Acting Jack for 18 MT Tank Erection
18 MT Tank Jack for Stable Construction
Heavy-Duty 18 MT Double Acting Tank Jack

25MT Tank erection jacks

25 MT Hydraulic Tank Erection Jack at Work
Reliable 25 MT Tank Lifting Equipment
Efficient 25 MT Jack for Tank Erection
Sturdy 25 MT Tank Erection Solution

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12MT Single Acting Hydraulic Jack

Sai Krishna Engineering Company provides an alternative tank jacking system called Tank jacking with a lifting J-hook. This type of jacking system differs from the standard method of using a lifting arm to raise the tank. Instead, it utilizes a lifting Jhook. The benefit of using the J-hook lifting system is that it removes the need for welding the lifting lugs and fend-off lugs inside the shell. As a result, there is no requirement for any post-lifting repairs or tests to be carried out.

12MT Double Acting Hydraulic Jack

Sai Krishna Engineering Company provides an alternative tank jacking system called Tank jacking with a lifting J-hook. This type of jacking system differs from the standard method of using a lifting arm to raise the tank. Instead, it utilizes a lifting J hook. The benefit of using the J-hook lifting system is that it removes the need for welding the lifting lugs and fend-off lugs inside the shell. As a result, there is no requirement for any post-lifting repairs or tests to be carried out.

18MT Double Acting Hydraulic Jack

Sai Krishna Engineering Company provides an alternative tank jacking system called Tank jacking with a lifting J-hook. This type of jacking system differs from the standard method of using a lifting arm to raise the tank. Instead, it utilizes a lifting Jhook. The benefit of using the J-hook lifting system is that it removes the need for welding the lifting lugs and fend-off lugs inside the shell. As a result, there is no requirement for any post-lifting repairs or tests to be carried out.

25MT Double Acting Hydraulic Jack

Sai Krishna Engineering Company provides an alternative tank jacking system called Tank jacking with a lifting J-hook. This type of jacking system differs from the standard method of using a lifting arm to raise the tank. Instead, it utilizes a lifting J hook. The benefit of using the J-hook lifting system is that it removes the need for welding the lifting lugs and fend-off lugs inside the shell. As a result, there is no requirement for any post-lifting repairs or tests to be carried out.

12MT Single Acting Jack Equipment on Rental Basis

Sai Krishna Engineering Company provides an alternative tank jacking system called Tank jacking with a lifting J-hook. This type of jacking system differs from the standard method of using a lifting arm to raise the tank. Instead, it utilizes a lifting J hook. The benefit of using the J-hook lifting system is that it removes the need for welding the lifting lugs and fend-off lugs inside the shell. As a result, there is no requirementfor any post-lifting repairs or tests to be carried out.