Gibraltar MAS-0900 Support Screw Jack 40000 Lb 9-24 in

Product Description

The GIBRALTAR MAS-0900 is a heavy-duty support screw jack designed for shoring, temporary support, and load-bearing applications in construction and structural work. It features an adjustable height range of 9 to 24 inches and a minimum rated capacity of 40,000 pounds, making it suitable for supporting beams, slabs, formwork, and other structural elements during construction or renovation. The base diameter measures 2.75 inches, and the unit weighs 10.6 pounds. Installation is handled by contractors, carpenters, and structural trades who need reliable, field-adjustable vertical support.

The MAS-0900 is used in residential and light commercial construction for temporary shoring of floor systems, beam placement, and formwork support. The adjustable screw mechanism allows height to be dialed in precisely within the 9 to 24 inch range, accommodating varying floor-to-beam clearances without the need for custom blocking. It is well suited for situations where load must be transferred safely to a floor or ground surface during framing, remodeling, or structural repair work.

Key Features

• Adjustable height range from 9 to 24 inches for versatile fitment in varied clearance conditions
• Minimum rated capacity of 40,000 pounds for heavy structural support applications
• 2.75-inch base diameter provides a stable footprint for load transfer
• Screw-jack mechanism allows precise height adjustment in the field
• Compact at 10.6 pounds for easy transport and repositioning on the job site

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose support screw jack for use in construction shoring and temporary structural support applications where an adjustable support within a 9 to 24 inch height range is required.

Installation Notes

Support screw jacks should be installed by qualified construction or carpentry trades familiar with temporary shoring practices and applicable building codes. Before installing, verify that the bearing surface can handle the intended load and that the jack is plumb and fully seated at both the base and head contact points. Never exceed the rated minimum capacity of 40,000 pounds. Inspect threads and the locking collar for damage before each use, and do not modify or weld the jack in the field.