300kg Mechanical Vacuum Lifter, No Power Needed

Outdoor sites and warehouses often have no power outlet or compressed air line right where lifting is needed. Glass, stone, and metal sheets are slippery and heavy, so carrying them by hand risks slipping and cracked edges.

FullSharp offers a mechanical vacuum lifter rated at 300 kg, where a few strokes of the hand pump build enough suction to grip the panel. The unit needs no electricity and no compressed air, so it works wherever you bring it.

300kg Mechanical Vacuum Lifter, No Electricity or Compressed Air Needed

A 300 kg mechanical vacuum lifter with suction cups and a vacuum gauge.

Equipment installed

Rubber suction cups: soft edges that seal against the surface, gripping glass, stone, metal sheet, and flat wood panels.
Hand pump for vacuum generation: a few strokes evacuate the chamber, with no electricity or compressed air required.
Vacuum gauge: a needle showing suction level, with a warning zone prompting a re-pump before lifting.
Handle frame and lifting hook: carried by two people or hooked to a hoist or crane depending on the panel's weight.

Key specifications

Load capacity300 kg
Power sourceNo electricity, no compressed air needed
Materials handledMetal sheet, glass, stone, wood

Benefits for the workshop

Works anywhere

Independent of power outlets or an air compressor, so it works at outdoor sites and warehouses alike.

Controlled grip

The vacuum gauge shows exactly when to re-pump, so users never have to guess.

Simple maintenance

Few components, mainly cleaning the suction cups and replacing worn seals to keep it running.

Actual installation photos

300kg Mechanical Vacuum Lifter, No Electricity or Compressed Air Needed - photo 1

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300kg Mechanical Vacuum Lifter, No Electricity or Compressed Air Needed - photo 4

Click a photo to enlarge. Album of 4 photos taken on site.

Suitable applications

Installing glass panels and glass walls on site
Stone and large-format tile workshops moving panels
Metal sheet warehouses picking sheets from a stack
Loading and unloading engineered wood panels in furniture workshops

Consultation for your workshop

FullSharp asks about the material type, surface texture, and curvature of the panel, since the surface determines actual grip strength. Our engineers weigh your heaviest panel and select the number of suction cups and mounting method. Send us the panel specifications and your current process, and we will recommend the right vacuum lifter.