Portable Vacuum Lifter Grabo – 170 kg

Portable electric suction cup vacuum gripper

Grabo electric vacuum lifter – max load capacity of 170 Kg (375 lbs).
The first battery-powered handheld suction cup gripper!

A GRABO is an electric cordless suction cup, capable of lifting rough, dusty non-flat objects such as stone, concrete pavers, tiles, drywall, and other surfaces and objects that no other device can grab a hold of.

It’s designed to quickly and safely lift any object having a rough, porous, or even wet surface.
Stone fabricators use this portable vacuum lifter to move tiles and slabs; it is a great tool for a fabrication center but is used in many other industries as well.
It has a lifting capacity of 175 Kg (375 lbs), a battery run time (under load) up to 1.5 hours, and a charging time of 2 hours.

Example of use. The Grabo gripper is used by:

• Cemetery workers use the Grabo to move heavy tombstones;
• Tile workers use the Grabo to lift and position floor tiles and panels
• Glaziers use the Grabo to lift and place patterned glass.
• Grabo accessory:  Portable lifting attachment Grabo – Erguo S1

Carpenters and craftsmen, stone fabricators love it.

GRABO PRO:

• Automatic engine activation system in case of pressure loss
• LCD screen for pressure control
• Ergonomic handle smaller than the GRABO PLUS version

GRABO PLUS:

• Pressure gauge for pressure control
• Ergonomic handle

Technical specifications for both the models:

• Suction base dimensions: 297mm x 181mm x 115mm
• Weight: 1.5 Kg (battery included)
• Max lifting load: 170 kg (375 lbs)
• Operating temperature: 0° – 60°

Perpendicular holding capacity: 

• Glass: 170 Kg
• Metal: 110 Kg
• Plastic: 100 Kg
• Wood: 100 Kg
• Ceramic tiles: 170 Kg
• Architectural concrete: 80 Kg
• Drywall: 75 Kg
• Rough slate: 80 Kg

Parallel hold capacity:

• Glass: 120 Kg
• Metal: 110 Kg
• Plastic: 100 Kg
• Wood: 65 Kg
• Ceramic tiles: 120 Kg
• Architectural concrete: 80 Kg
• Drywall: 65 Kg
• Rough slate: 80 Kg

Related product: Battery-powered Vacuum Lifter for the stone industry