JS250 Jack-Up System

Enerpac, producer of high-pressure hydraulic tools, will exhibit the company's latest developments in Heavy Lifting Technology in Las Vegas at ConExpo 2017 from March 7-11, 2017. The outdoor display located in the Gold Lot, booth G1127, will showcase a wide range of tools and industry leading heavy lifting equipment for the construction market.

At the booth, Enerpac will have live demos of heavy-lifting products including the new SPMT600 Self-Propelled Modular Transporter, a compact solution for in-plant operation of transporting heavy loads. And the SBL500 Hydraulic Telescopic Gantry which has the lifting capacity of 585 tons with four towers in the first stage. Additionally, Enerpac will show other heavy-lifting products such as the new JS250 jack-up system, the computer controlled HSL7006 strand jack, the EVOB816J synchronous lifting system and SFP404SJ split flow pump.

Enerpac heavy lifting systems and bolting tools are used on some of the industry's largest construction projects. From development of the world's largest overhead offshore crane for the construction of a new offshore highway for Reunion Island in the Indian Ocean. To the recent Fore River Bridge replacement in Massachusetts, and the installation of 25,000 ton caissons for the MOSE flood prevention system in Venice, Italy.

Additionally, Enerpac is focused on providing the most comprehensive line of globally-supplied, locally-supported industrial tooling solutions through its distributor network. These tools are designed to increase productivity and make work safer and easier to perform. Working tool demos in the Enerpac booth will include the PRW-Series pneumatic torque wrenches and ETW-Series electric torque wrenches, high tonnage cylinders, XC cordless pumps and Pow'R'Lock self-locking lifting system.

For more information on Enerpac at ConExpo 2017, visit www.enerpac.com.

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