Jacks

CCL manufactures jacks for use in the post-tensioning of concrete and in the production of precast concrete elements.

Designed and built to high quality standards. The Stressomatic Jack range is specifically designed for use in conjunction with CCL Pumps and CCL grips/anchorages.

The Stressomatic Jack special characteristics:

• High specification materials.
• Jack body fits easily between adjacent strands when stressing.
• Anti-roll mechanism that prevents the jack from rotating.
• Front-mounted wedges that reduce strand usage.
• Internal oil transfer to avoid the risk of possible external breakage of the duct.
• High-speed couplings.
• Male/female in/out connections to avoid costly assembly errors.
• Automatic lock-off device provides safe and efficient tensioning.

CCL Jack Wedges +



Description	Part No.
160 kN Jack Wedge 13 mm	101001
60 Kn Jack Wedge 3 mm – 5 mm	101028
60 kn Jack Wedge 5 mm – 7 mm	101035
300 kn Jack Wedge 13 mm	101014
300 kn Jack Wedge 15 mm	101013

60 kN (6 tonne) Stressomatic Jack+

CCL_Stressomatic_Jack_60kN

Part No. 105401 (short stroke)

Designed for the quick and safe stressing of small wire tendons of 3 – 7 mm to a maximum load of 60 kN, this jack is only available in a short stroke version which has a 20 cm minimum stroke.

160 kN (16 tonne) Stressomatic Jack+

CCL_Stressomatic_Jack_160kN

Part No. 107401 (short stroke)
Part No. 107411 (long stroke)

Designed for the quick and safe stressing of medium strand tendons of 8 – 13 mm to a maximum load of 160 kN, this jack is available in long or short stroke versions. The short stroke has a 20 cm minimum stroke, while the long stroke version has a 50 cm minimum stroke.

300 kN (30 tonne) Stressomatic Jack+

CCL_Stressomatic_Jack_300kN

Part No. 107401 (short stroke)
Part No. 107411 (long stroke)

The 300 kN model is designed for the quick and safe stressing of large strand tendons of 13 – 18 mm, and is available in long or short stroke versions. The short stroke has a 20 cm minimum stroke. The long stroke version has a 50 cm minimum stroke.

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