Aardwolf Vacuum Lifter - AVLM2-500kg
This vacuum lifter is designed to lift smooth or rough marble and granite slabs. The Granite Lifter featurers a rugged construction with the ability to lift and tilt materials. Vacuum Lifters are powered by compressed air.
Features
- Metal structure tilting from 0 to 90° manually
- Suction pad can be rotated 90° to change configuration (geometry)
- Compressed air operated vacuum pump at a pressure of 6-7 Bars.
- Stainless steel vacuum tank ensuring safe pickup in the event of a sudden power break to the vacuum pump
- Acoustic and visual alarm system by a rechargeable battery
- Slider valve with ON/OFF position for the attachment of material to vacuum pads and release of material from vacuum pads
Specifications
Number of Pads 2
Pad Dimensions 19.7x11.8
Working Load Limit 1102 lbs
Net Weight 115
Gross Weight 176.4
Package Dims 58.1x13.8x32.3
What our Experts Think
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Designed for efficient glass handling, the Aardwolf AVGLP2-200 combines vacuum lifting and automatic tilting functions to simplify the transport, installation, and positioning of glass panels.
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Automatic tilt capability allows operators to move materials from horizontal to vertical positions with greater control, reducing manual effort and improving workplace safety.
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Vacuum-powered gripping system provides secure holding strength for smooth, non-porous surfaces, helping protect valuable glass during lifting operations.
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Enhances installation productivity by enabling precise placement of glass panels in commercial, residential, and fabrication environments.
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Compact and durable construction makes it well-suited for workshops, glazing contractors, and construction sites requiring reliable material handling equipment.
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Safety-focused design helps reduce handling risks while improving operator confidence when working with large or delicate glass sheets.
Q&A
Q: What is the Aardwolf Auto Tilting Vacuum Glass Lifter AVGLP2-200 used for?
A: The AVGLP2-200 is designed for lifting, transporting, and automatically tilting glass panels and other smooth, non-porous materials during glazing, fabrication, and installation projects.
Q: What is the lifting capacity of the AVGLP2-200?
A: The lifter has a 200 kg (441 lb) maximum lifting capacity, making it ideal for handling medium-sized glass panels safely and efficiently.
Q: What is the benefit of the auto-tilting feature?
A: The automatic tilting mechanism allows operators to quickly transition loads between horizontal and vertical positions, reducing manual effort and improving installation accuracy.
Q: What materials can the AVGLP2-200 handle?
A: It is suitable for glass, polished stone, metal sheets, plastics, and other smooth, airtight surfaces compatible with vacuum lifting technology.
Q: How does the AVGLP2-200 improve job site safety?
A: Its powerful vacuum system provides a secure grip on materials, minimizing the risk of slippage while reducing manual handling and operator fatigue.
Q: Why choose the Aardwolf AVGLP2-200?
A: The AVGLP2-200 combines reliable vacuum lifting, automatic tilt functionality, compact design, and durable construction, making it an excellent solution for professional glass handling and installation applications.
Maintenance Tips
- Inspect vacuum pads before each use for cracks, cuts, wear, or contamination that could reduce suction performance.
- Keep suction cups, filters, and sealing surfaces clean and free from dust, oil, and debris to maintain a secure vacuum grip.
- Check the automatic tilting mechanism regularly for smooth operation and signs of wear or misalignment.
- Inspect vacuum hoses, fittings, and connections for leaks, damage, or loose attachments.
- Test vacuum gauges, warning indicators, and safety systems before lifting glass or non-porous materials.
- Never exceed the rated lifting capacity of the unit to ensure safe operation and prolong equipment life.
- Lubricate pivot points and moving components according to manufacturer recommendations.
- Examine lifting eyes, frame components, and load-bearing parts for cracks, deformation, or excessive wear.
- Remove moisture and job-site debris after use to help prevent corrosion and mechanical issues.
- Inspect battery and electrical components (if equipped) for proper function and signs of damage.
- Store the lifter in a clean, dry environment and protect vacuum pads from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.
- Replace worn vacuum pads, seals, and damaged components promptly to maintain maximum lifting safety and performance.
- Perform routine operational and safety inspections before every lifting application to ensure reliable handling of glass panels and similar materials.
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