70 Ton Matjack Air Lifting Bag
Matjack high pressure air lifting bag require only 1" clearance and can lift several tons with the touch of a button. Matjack high pressure air lifting bags are primarily used in low insertion situations where heavy weights needing to be lifted such as, building lifting, rescue, load shifts, heavy recovery and machinery moving to name a few.
Two Types of Air Bag Construction
Aramid Fiber: Matjacks offers a unique construction to their air bags. The Aramid Fiber air bag features four full layers of Aramid Fiber per side. These bags are used primarily in low duty cycle applications such as rescue.
Woven Steel: The woven steel air bag has three full layers of woven steel per side. The woven steel air bags are designed to be used in rugged, demanding, high duty cycle applications such as building lifting and vehicle recovery.
All Matjack high pressure air lifting bags are marked with a distinct "bulls eye" for ease of centering under the load, and have a conical, interlocking surface to limit slippage and aid in stacking. All Matjacks have either carry handles or tabs/eyelets molded right on for lifting or attaching to fixtures.
Available in a variety of sizes and ranging in lifting capacity from 1.5 tons to 86 tons, the Matjack air lifting bag system is efficient, economical, safe and reliable. Matjack high pressure air lifting bags are made in the USA, are ISO and CE Certified and best of all come with a 5 year unconditional warranty!
MAKING THEM SIMPLY THE BEST
| 70 Ton Matjack High Pressure Air Lifting Bag | ||
| Type of Reinforcement | Steel | Aramid |
| Dimensions | 34 x 34 x 1.25 in. | 34 x 34 x 1.25 in. |
| Working Pressure | 120 psi | 120 psi |
| Weight | 81 lbs. | 65 lbs. |
| Deflated Height | 1 in. | 1 in. |
| Inflated Height | 18 in. | 18 in. |
| Lift Capacity | 70 ton | 70 Ton |
| Handles | 2 | 2 |
SHIPPING NOTE: Due to the size/weight of this product, shipping/truck delivery must be arranged by phone or email. You may complete your order online, however there will be no shipping charges displayed at checkout. A First Out Rescue specialist will contact you to make delivery arrangements and give you the final cost for your order including freight charges.