Simson
The Simson Compact is a hydraulic powerpack that combines a number of unique properties. Low weight, compact dimensions and high capacity characterize all of our jacks. Quality and reliability are two further key attributes that have made the Simson widely known
It weighs a mere 3.7 kg and is our smallest jack. But it can still lift a hefty 15 tonnes. So it is a hydraulic lightweight in the heavy class.
This also applies to the whole of our range of jacks. High capacity in a neat design and with a low weight. These qualities have made the Simson Compact an appliance that's widely appreciated by repair technicians and erectors around the world.
This also applies to the whole of our range of jacks. High capacity in a neat design and with a low weight. These qualities have made the Simson Compact an appliance that's widely appreciated by repair technicians and erectors around the world.
Safety is built into the Simson
For safety reasons, every jack is equipped with a safety valve located on the pump side and set to trip at 825 bar.
The Simson Compact is designed with a factor of safety of 3 against overloading, and a factor of safety of 4 against failure.
The Simson Compact is designed with a factor of safety of 3 against overloading, and a factor of safety of 4 against failure.
Much more than just a lifter
A closed hydraulic system is one of the most important Simson specialities. This enables the jack to perform perfectly in all positions. Not merely for lifting, but also for pushing or pulling in all directions. Upside down or sideways, if necessary.
The jack is also usable under water, which makes it highly appreciated for bridge building, in ports, and especially in the offshore industry, where quality demands are extremely strict.
The closed hydraulic system also protects the jack against corrosion, since the space above the piston is filled with oil when the piston is pressed down to the bottom of its stroke.
The jack is also usable under water, which makes it highly appreciated for bridge building, in ports, and especially in the offshore industry, where quality demands are extremely strict.
The closed hydraulic system also protects the jack against corrosion, since the space above the piston is filled with oil when the piston is pressed down to the bottom of its stroke.