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Vacuum Lifts |
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| Electric Powered Vacuum Lifters |
| Unique Features Set the Standards in Vacuum Lifting for Handling Sheet and Plate |
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Unique Features
- We design and build vacuum lifting systems from dozens of beam lengths, Vac-Pack Stations, crossarms, vacuum pads and suspensions to allow custom lifting equipment at standard prices and deliveries.
- Numerous pad attachments and beam assemblies are available to customize a vacuum lifter to your specific needs. Our value and product range have made us the leading US source for all types of vacuum lifters.
Contact us for a thorough onsite needs analysis.
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| How Electric Powered Vacuum Lifters Work |
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Basic Operating Procedure
- Turn vacuum generator switch to "ON".
- Center lifter on load
- Load must not exceed dimensions and capacity
- Pads must be equally distributed over load.
- Make sure that valves to pads-in-use are open.
- Make sure lifter makes full contact with load then switch to "Attach". Wait until the vacuum gauge indicates sufficient vacuum level at pads.
- Lift load a few inches, stop and check for safe, stable vacuum, then proceed while observing all safety rules.
- If vacuum level drops, put lifter down, as lifter is unsafe. At end of lift, put load down, switch valve to "release".
- When finished with lifter, store unit on optional parking stands or with pads off the floor.
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