Manual Lift MechanismSingle Bay ConfigurationORv2 & ORv3 Compatible Up to 4,000 lbs CapacityIntroducing our Manual Data Server Jack DMJ-2448-40 (Data, Manual, Jack, 24” x 48” – 4,000 lbs. total capacity). This manual solution was designed with the ORV2 & OVR3 racks in mind. This innovative tool functions just like a standard materials jack. Built with a durable steel frame, the load bay features nylon bay funnels and stops to guide and protect server racks during loading and unloading.
A manual latch at the bay entrance securely locks the rack in place. Two additional ergonomic handles allow multiple operators to push/pull, ensuring effortless maneuverability and compliance with workplace safety standards. Equipped with rear outriggers and swivel casters for increased stability, the server transport is smooth and secure.
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The Manual Data Server Jack is purpose-built for moving server racks within data centers and related facilities. Model DMJ-2448-40 functions similarly to a standard material jack but incorporates a single-bay frame, rack-guiding components, load retention, and added stability features for handling sensitive server equipment without powered travel.
The DMJ-2448-40 is designed around ORv2 and ORv3 server racks. Its model designation identifies a 24-inch by 48-inch load area. Compatibility should still be verified using the rack’s exact footprint, weight, caster arrangement, base clearance, center of gravity, and any equipment protruding beyond the frame.
The Manual Data Server Jack has a total rated capacity of up to 4,000 pounds in its single-bay configuration. The complete loaded rack must remain within this rating. Rack dimensions, weight distribution, center of gravity, floor condition, travel route, thresholds, slopes, and operator requirements should also be reviewed before transport.
Nylon bay funnels and stops guide the server rack into the load bay while helping protect it during loading and unloading. Once the rack is positioned, a manual latch at the bay entrance secures it for movement. Operators should verify that the rack is correctly seated and the latch is fully engaged before transport.
The jack includes two ergonomic handles that allow multiple operators to push or pull the unit. Rear outriggers and swivel casters provide additional stability and directional control during transport. The required number of operators and safe handling method depend on the rack weight, route, aisle width, floor condition, thresholds, and turning requirements.
No. The DMJ-2448-40 uses a manual lift mechanism and is moved by operators rather than an onboard powered drive. This makes it suitable for facilities seeking a manual server-rack handling option. Operators must still follow the approved lifting, securing, movement, and lowering procedure for the specific rack and route.
