AS/NZS 2615:2004

1 - AS/NZS 2615:2004 HYDRAULIC TROLLEY JACKS
4 - PREFACE
5 - CONTENTS
6 - 1 SCOPE
6 - 2 OBJECTIVE
6 - 3 REFERENCED DOCUMENTS
6 - 4 DEFINITIONS
6 - 4.1 Base plane
6 - 4.2 Head cap
6 - 4.3 Hydraulic trolley jack
7 - 4.4 Lifting cycle
7 - 4.5 Nominated capacity
7 - 4.6 Operating force
7 - 4.7 Vehicle
8 - 5 DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION
8 - 5.1 General
8 - 5.2 Materials
8 - 5.3 Protective coating
8 - 5.4 Head cap
8 - 5.5 Overload protection
9 - 5.6 Prevention of overtravel
9 - 5.7 Minimum capacity
9 - 6 PERFORMANCE
9 - 6.1 Test procedure
9 - 6.2 Durability
9 - 6.3 Ease of operation
9 - 6.4 Loss of height under load
9 - 6.5 Lowering
9 - 6.6 Overload capacity
10 - 6.7 Eccentric load test
10 - 7 MARKING
10 - 7.1 Hydraulic trolley jack marking
11 - 7.2 Packaging marking
11 - 7.2.1 General
11 - 7.2.2 Lubrication warning
11 - 8 INSTRUCTIONS
12 - APPENDIX A - TESTS FOR DURABILITY, EASE OF OPERATION AND PREVENTION OF OVERTRAVEL
12 - A1 SCOPE
12 - A2 APPARATUS
12 - A3 GENERAL TEST CONDITIONS
13 - A4 PROCEDURE
13 - A5 REPORT
14 - APPENDIX B - LOSS OF HEIGHT TEST
14 - B1 SCOPE
14 - B2 APPARATUS
14 - B3 PROCEDURE
15 - B4 REPORT
16 - APPENDIX C - STOP TEST DURING THE LOWERING OF THE HYDRAULIC TROLLEY JACK
16 - C1 SCOPE
16 - C2 APPARATUS
16 - C3 REFERENCE MARKS
16 - C4 PROCEDURE
17 - C5 REPORT
18 - APPENDIX D - OVERLOAD TEST
18 - D1 SCOPE
18 - D2 APPARATUS
18 - D3 PROCEDURE
19 - D4 REPORT
20 - APPENDIX E - ECCENTRIC LOAD TEST
20 - E1 SCOPE
20 - E2 APPARATUS
20 - E3 PROCEDURE
21 - E4 REPORT
22 - APPENDIX F - ESTABLISHMENT OF CAPACITY
22 - F1 SCOPE
22 - F2 APPARATUS
22 - F3 PROCEDURE
22 - F3.1 Force measuring device method
22 - F3.2 Test mass method
23 - F4 REPORT

Specifies minimum safety requirements, technical specifications and test methods for hydraulic trolley jacks. It does not apply to vehicle jacks, which are specified in AS/NZS 2693.

This Standard specifies requirements for the design, construction, performance and labelling of hydraulic trolley jacks designed to raise vehicles. It does not include devices that raise an entire vehicle.Requirements for vehicle jacks, i.e. jacks in which the load is directly transferred from thehead cap to the base, are specified in AS/NZS 2693.

First published as AS 2615-1983.
Second edition 1984.
Third edition 1985.
Fourth edition 1987.
Jointly revised and designated AS/NZS 2615:1995.
Sixth edition 2004.