A vehicle lift has lift arms pivoted to a central or to side lifts. A handle is pivoted to an extensible, retractable lift arm end and can be manipulated from outside the vehicle periphery to position the lift arm end in a desired alignment with lift points under the vehicle frame.

The disclosure relates to a lifting gear for opening and closing a workstation of a packaging machine, wherein the lifting gear includes a stationarily mounted base, a lifting platform mounted to be height adjustable with respect to the base along a lifting axis for supporting a lower tool part of the workstation, and an adjusting mechanism comprising a drive unit and a toggle means on which the lifting platform is mounted, wherein the adjusting mechanism furthermore includes a pressure part coupled with the toggle means and adjustable by means of the drive unit along the lifting axis, wherein by the displacement of said pressure part along the lifting axis, the toggle means can be actuated for a height adjustment of the lifting platform.

A vehicle lift has lift arms pivoted to a central or to side lifts. A handle is pivoted to an extensible, retractable lift arm end and can be manipulated from outside the vehicle periphery to position the lift arm end in a desired alignment with lift points under the vehicle frame.

A wallboard jack assembly is provided and includes a pair of extension beams, a cross beam, a pair of support beams, a locking mechanism, a grab bar, a back plate, and a top plate. The pair of extension beams includes a plurality of adjustment notches. The cross beam is positioned between the pair of extension beams. The pair of support beams includes an extension passageway extending a length of each support beam of the pair of support beams. The locking mechanism extends through each support beam of the pair of support beams. The grab bar is positioned between each support beam of the pair of support beams. The back plate includes a plurality of slots. The top plate includes a bellow located in a central region of the top plate.

A pedestal toilet system that allows individuals to adjust the position, height or orientation of a toilet in accordance to their comfort levels and health related needs. Conventional toilet systems do not have retractable footrests or pedestals incorporated into the toilet as one unit. This adjusting pedestal height allows the user to use the restroom in an ideal manner.

A lift table includes a base member, an air powered hydraulic powerpack assembly mounted to the base member, a tabletop, a lift assembly capable of actuated the tabletop relative to the base member, a handle extending upward from the base member, and an air supply docking station. The lift assembly includes a hydraulic cylinder assembly actuated by the air powered hydraulic powerpack. The handle includes a top portion of the handle elevated above the air-powered hydraulic powerpack. The air supply docking station is fixed to the top portion of the handle and is in fluid communication with the air-powered hydraulic powerpack assembly.

A lift structure with adjustment assistance optimized based on ergonomics includes a top, a base, an X-shaped cross arm and a gas spring, wherein the X-shaped cross arm includes a first directional arm and a second directional arm; wherein one end of the gas spring rotates around a second rotating shaft fixed relative to the first directional arm, and the other end rotates around a third rotating shaft fixed relative to the second directional arm, and the first, second and third rotating axes being parallel with each other; and wherein at the reference height, in a plane where an axis of the gas spring is located and is perpendicular to the respective rotating axes, the axis of the gas spring is tangent to a circumference centered on the first rotating shaft and having a set radius, with a tangent point being located on the second rotating shaft.

A lift table includes a base member, an air powered hydraulic powerpack assembly mounted to the base member, a tabletop, a lift assembly capable of actuated the tabletop relative to the base member, a handle extending upward from the base member, and an air supply docking station. The lift assembly includes a hydraulic cylinder assembly actuated by the air powered hydraulic powerpack. The handle includes a top portion of the handle elevated above the air-powered hydraulic powerpack. The air supply docking station is fixed to the top portion of the handle and is in fluid communication with the air-powered hydraulic powerpack assembly.

The invention relates to a hydraulically actuated vehicle jack (1), including a lifting support (3) which can be pivoted about a horizontal axis (2) and moved from a lower starting position (A) into an upwardly pivoted lifting position (H), a support plate (5) arranged on the lifting support (3) for supporting a part of a vehicle to be lifted, a hydraulic cylinder (4), the actuation of which causes a pivoting movement of the lifting support (3), a pump unit (6) for actuating the hydraulic cylinder (4), at least one rolling element (9) for rolling the vehicle jack (1) to a desired work site for lifting a vehicle, and a rigid base structure (10) which rests on the ground (U) at the work site when a vehicle is being lifted and prevents lateral movement of the vehicle jack (1).