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SIMPLEX CYLINDERS OFFERS RELIABLE AND SAFETY TO THE WORK SITE.

The Simplex RDA15018 assisted the lift, transport and launch a U.S Navy research ship from dry dock to the ships launch site. Simplex cylinders were key to a successful launch operation.

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Ship lift

WHEN IT COMES TO SAFETY AND EFFICIENCY, THE RAILROAD CALLS UPON THE SIMPLEX POW’R-RISER TO GET THE JOB DONE.

When it comes to safety and efficiency, the SIMPLEX Pow’R-Riser is the only preferred choice in the Rail yard for cars. The simplicity and convenience of a self-contained jack that accommodates a huge range of rail cars, it’s no wonder why SIMPLEX is used. With the added lock rings, it increases the safety factor during the lift as well as load holding.

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Rail Car Lift

NO JOB IS TOO TOUGH FOR SIMPLEX HEAVY DUTY LOCK NUT CYLINDERS.

During a routine maintenance visit at the shipyard, the Simplex Lock-Nut cylinders are the only choice. The added lock ring feature allows the load to be held for long periods of time without any drop.

In addition, these cylinders can be deadheaded when fully extended without safety issues as you may experience with the competition.

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Shipyard Lift

SIMPLEX HEAVY DUTY HAND PUMPS WITHSTAND THE TOUGHEST ENVIRONMENTS

When US recovery teams needed to dismantle and remove a downed US Navy EP-3 surveillance plane from Hainan Island, China, they used SIMPLEX P140 hand pumps and 50 ton cylinders.

“We had a short time to complete a large job; SIMPLEX hand pumps and cylinders gave us the speed and power we needed to get the job done.”

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US recovery Mission
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