When it comes to the repair and service of lifting and hydraulic equipment, it is very important to ensure that the service content covers all the necessary aspects to maintain safety, compliance and efficiency. Some key components that should be included in service content are:

Preliminary Check:

A thorough visual inspection of the lifting and hydraulic devices to identify any visible signs of damage, leakage or wear.
Functional testing to ensure proper operation of devices.

Security System Inspection:

Functionality testing of safety features such as overload protection, limit switches and emergency stop mechanisms.

Structural Inspection:

Checking the structural integrity of devices including welds, bolts and bearing components.

Checking the electrical system (if any):

Testing electrical components such as control panels, wiring and connectors for proper operation.

Aftercare Schedule:

Recommending a maintenance schedule for regular inspections, lubrication and minor services to extend the life of the equipment.

It is important to note that service content should be tailored to the type of lifting and hydraulic equipment being serviced, be it hydraulic jacks, cranes, lifts or any other type of equipment. In addition, it is important to follow manufacturer guidelines and industry best practices to provide a comprehensive and reliable repair and service solution.