The horizontal jack features a flat structural design, which bears similarities to the external structure of manual hydraulic handling vehicles. It is not only adept at lifting low and heavy objects, but also boasts a unique wheeled design that facilitates the back-and-forth movement of heavy objects and insertion under large vehicles. This design proves advantageous in equipment relocation and the maintenance of large vehicles.

The wheel is a distinctive accessory of the horizontal jack, featuring a unique design among jack types. Currently, there are three types of wheels: PU wheels, rubber wheels, and steel wheels. Why do most jacks use steel wheels?

The function of wheels is to facilitate movement, but they also need to bear weight. Therefore, people use high-quality steel plate materials to craft small steel wheels, which are securely fixed in place using anchor bolts. The wheels are designed with a thickened design, making their chassis more sturdy and fully leveraging the function of the four wheels in conveniently moving heavy objects.

In a sense, the steel wheels of a horizontal jack reduce its lifting height and load capacity, but at the same time, they facilitate lifting work, making it possible to move heavy objects over short distances.