Pfaff MH Machine Jack with Lifting Claw 5–25 T Capacity

Description

The Pfaff MH Machine Jack with Lifting Claw from Pfaff is a heavy-duty hydraulic solution engineered for the safe lifting, positioning, and maintenance of machinery and industrial loads. Designed for professional workshops, maintenance teams, and industrial environments, the MH series combines robust construction with precise control and exceptional versatility.

Built to perform in demanding applications, the Pfaff MH jack can be operated in any position, giving engineers maximum flexibility when working in tight or awkward spaces. The extremely low application height of the lifting claw makes it particularly effective where ground clearance is minimal and traditional lifting equipment cannot be used.

Lifting is achieved via a smooth manual hand pump, while the integrated precision lowering valve enables controlled, gradual descent of the load — essential for accurate machinery positioning and safe operation. A built-in pressure control valve protects the hydraulic system from overload, helping to extend the service life of the jack.

Durability is at the core of the MH design. The stable steel construction is paired with a hard-chromium plated piston rod, providing excellent resistance to wear and corrosion even in harsh industrial environments. The large base plate ensures a high level of stability under load, reducing the risk of tipping during heavy lifting operations.

For improved usability, the MH 50 and MH 100 models are fitted with a practical carrying handle and a slewing claw for enhanced positioning flexibility. The heavy-duty MH 250 model includes an integrated carriage for easier transport despite its higher capacity.

Whether used for machinery installation, plant maintenance, equipment relocation, or heavy assembly work, the Pfaff MH machine jack delivers dependable lifting power with professional-grade safety and control.

Safety & User Instructions
Always confirm the load does not exceed the rated capacity.
Use only on firm, level ground to maintain stability.
Ensure the load is centred on the claw or head before lifting.
Operate the hand pump smoothly to avoid shock loading.
Lower loads slowly using the precision lowering valve.
Never work beneath a load without approved mechanical supports.
Inspect regularly for hydraulic leaks, damage, or wear.
Keep the piston rod clean and lightly lubricated.
Store in a dry, clean environment when not in use.