Heavy-duty lifting equipment manufacturer Enerpac has introduced bracing kits for its JS125 and JS250 jack up systems that enable a 50 percent increase in total lifting height.
With the bracing kits, the JS125 can reach a total lifting height of 9 m instead of 6 m. The lifting height of the JS250, meanwhile, can be increased to 15 m instead of 10 m.
The standard bracing kits consist of four mid barrels, four adjustable braces, and eight diagonal tension bars.
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