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| How A Self Powered Mechanical Vacuum Lifter Works | ||||||||||||||||
| The Upward/ Downward Movement of the Hoist Controls Vacuum Attachment and Release. | |||||||||||||||||
| The Simple On/Off Cycle is Quick and Reliable. | |||||||||||||||||
Basic Operating Procedure
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| Technical Description The vacuum generator consists of a free-moving piston within a closed cylinder. A rubber rolling diaphragm forms an airtight seal between the piston and cylinder. Since the integrity of this seal does not depend on metal-to-metal contact or a tight fit, it does not lose efficiency with use. The vacuum attach-and-release cycle is controlled by an automatic self-cycling valve located in the bottom of the piston. When the unit is lowered onto the load and the suspension chain slackens, a cam automatically closes the piston valve. The hoisting action then pulls up the piston, creating a powerful vacuum inside the cylinder and underneath the vacuum pads. When the load is completely set down, and the suspension chain is again slackened, the cam opens the piston valve, releasing the vacuum. The lifter then can be raised, ready for the next pickup. Attach and release are instantaneous. Since the valve sealing disc can only cycle when the chain is completely slack, it cannot shift positions while in use and will not accidentally release the load.
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