Value Collection E-175 CS-150 Support Screw Jack

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION E-175 CS-150 is a support screw jack designed for leveling, aligning, and supporting equipment, machinery, and structural components in industrial and trade applications. With a 1.97-inch base diameter and an adjustable height range of 4 to 5.9 inches, this screw jack provides a compact, stable footprint with meaningful vertical adjustment capability. The overall collapsed height is 1 inch, making it practical for installations where clearance is limited. Licensed trades and maintenance professionals use screw jacks like this one to level equipment, support loads during installation, or provide vibration isolation mounting points.

This support screw jack is suited for light industrial environments, equipment mounting, and general trade applications where precise height adjustment and load support are required. The 1.97-inch base diameter keeps the installed footprint compact while delivering a 1.9-inch adjustment range between minimum and maximum height. It is appropriate for use wherever a compact, threaded height-adjustable support is specified.

Key Features

• Adjustable height range of 4 to 5.9 inches for flexible installation depth
• 1.97-inch base diameter for a compact, stable mounting footprint
• Overall collapsed height of 1 inch for low-clearance applications
• Screw-jack design allows precise vertical positioning without additional tooling
• Weighs 2.15 pounds for easy single-technician handling

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-fit support jack for equipment and machinery requiring a compact adjustable leveling or support mount with a 1.97-inch base diameter and a 4 to 5.9-inch height range.

Installation Notes

Support screw jacks of this type are typically installed by millwrights, maintenance technicians, or industrial trades. De-energize and safely block or support any equipment before placing or adjusting the jack under load. Use appropriate personal protective equipment when working beneath suspended or loaded equipment. Follow applicable OSHA load-support guidelines and equipment manufacturer instructions for safe jack placement and rated load limits.