DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF REMOTE CONTROLLED MOTORIZED SCREW JACK FOR A 2 TON CAR
Abstract
ABSTRACT
This project aimed to design and develop a motorized screw jack capable of lifting and lowering
vehicles up to 2 tons. The system is equipped with a remote-control interface, enhancing user
convenience and safety. The remote control offers precise control over lifting and lowering
operations, allowing users to operate the jack from a safe distance. A robust screw mechanism and
a powerful electric motor were integrated into the design to ensure reliable and efficient
performance. Rigorous testing was conducted to evaluate the system's performance under various
load conditions. The results demonstrated the system's ability to consistently lift and lower vehicles
within the specified load capacity, while maintaining stability and precision. The system
incorporates safety features such as automatic stops to prevent over-extension and overload
conditions. Additionally, the design emphasizes ease of use and minimal maintenance
requirements. While the current design demonstrates significant potential, future improvements
could include increasing the load capacity, incorporating a battery-powered option, and enhancing
the remote-control functionality with additional features like programmable presets and
emergency stop buttons. These enhancements would further expand the system's versatility and
safety.
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