Claw jack is different from ordinary jack. Claw jack is more suitable for working in some small spaces compared to ordinary jack. This is because of its design structure.

We all know that the lifting of most jacks is straight up and down, using hydraulic pressure to apply pressure to the sleeve, causing it to rise and the weight to leave the ground.

The design structure of the claw jack is in an "L" shape, which can be said to have a lower load surface. It still uses hydraulic principles to lift the sleeve and drive the bottom claw to lift it.

Due to the lack of a large gap at the bottom of some devices, ordinary jacks cannot lift them from the bottom. In this case, claw jacks come in handy because the lifting point of claw jacks is much lower than that of ordinary jacks. It is easy to place the claws under the equipment and lift it by pressing the handle.

So when choosing a jack, everyone must first understand where the jack is used and choose different jacks according to different needs.