Corner jack
A welded steel corner jack that lifts and levels a container corner using a 10-ton hydraulic jack, raising the corner casting up to 250 mm. Use two for a pair of adjacent corners, or four for a full container lift.
EC-CJACK-01

EC-LLTE-01Top-entry lifting lugs insert into the top corner casting and twist to lock, with a black safety slider guarding against accidental removal in use; a full set of four is rated 56 tons SWL.
This fitting locks into the top corner casting with a twist, and a black safety slider drops into place to stop it coming loose while in use — to remove, lift the slider, twist 90° and pull out. As certified lifting equipment it must never be dropped, and it should only be used for container lifting, always in pairs of two or four with a matching shackle and chain or sling. The 56-tonne rating applies to a complete set of four lugs working together, not to a single unit.
Crane lifting via top corner castings, used with shackle and chain or sling lashing equipment in pairs of two or four.
| Material | Cast steel |
|---|---|
| Load Rating (SWL) | 56 tons for a set of 4 (rated as a set, not per lug) |
| Finish / Coating | Powder-coated yellow |
A welded steel corner jack that lifts and levels a container corner using a 10-ton hydraulic jack, raising the corner casting up to 250 mm. Use two for a pair of adjacent corners, or four for a full container lift.
EC-CJACK-01
A locking variant of the corner jack: once jacked up it raises the corner by about 200 mm and locks at that height via its trestle rod, so the hydraulic jack can be removed while the container stays supported.
EC-CJTR-01
The ConFoot CFU 20 fits four self-contained hydraulic jack legs to a container, lifting it clear of any trailer or chassis and lowering it to the ground in 5–10 minutes with no crane or forklift needed, freeing the truck straight away.
EC-CONFT-CFU20-01
Side-entry lifting lugs insert into the side aperture of the bottom corner casting for safe crane lifting, rated 12.5 tons SWL per lug as certified lifting equipment — always used in sets of four.
EC-LLSE-01