New Screw Jacks Product Selector Tool

Thomson's new screw jack selector saves time and money by significantly accelerating the configuration of Screw Jacks to suit specific application requirements.

It enables users to quickly and easily configure Thomson Screw Jacks based on screw configuration, rotation features, lifting capacity, screw type, gear speed and ratio.

With the new Screw Jacks Selector users can:

• Get detailed specs, performance tables and dimensional drawings

• Review accessories, adapters and mounting options

• Request a formal quote

To access this new online tool, please visit http://www.thomsonlinear.com/website/com/eng/products/actuators/worm_gear_screw_jacks_selector.php

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