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Our devices
have been designed with the following aim: 
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The traditional features are robustness
and reliability, the main qualities expected from rack-and-pinion jacks.
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To achieve this, our devices are
produced with:
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case-hardened
chrome nickel steel gearing
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generously
sized racks made of superficially hardened semi-hard steel |
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(for forces
of more than 3 tons)
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rack cases
made of strong sheet metal
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high-quality
surface coating |
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(painted parts
sanded and unpainted parts electrogalvanized).
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The new technology features result
from the use of modern techniques and materials for
cost-effective, high-quality manufacturing (laser, water jet, synthetic
and composite materials...)
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Replacement of old-fashioned
4-tooth racks by 5-tooth racks with involute
profile.
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improved efficiency, meaning less
wear
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better operation, especially useful
for electrically operated devices
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trimming of wheels and racks to
fit a standard profile.
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Ringed bushings made of
composite materials
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less wear
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reduced servicing since the rings
can withstand operation out of the water.
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maintenance made simpler by easy,
inexpensive ring replacement
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Guiding of racks in cages
made of synthetic materials
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good operation in spite of random
greasing of racks
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maintenance
made simpler by easy, independent replacement |
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of each cage block.
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