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FullSharp supplies a cylinder-driven vacuum lifting pad rated up to 400 kg, with 6 to 8 suction cups of 230 to 250 mm diameter for large, long panels. Suction spreads across the surface so the panel stays flat with no sagging edges, and the cylinder grips and releases quickly, shortening each cycle and freeing the crew from straps.

Large panels of material are both heavy and long, so lifting from just a few points causes them to sag and bend at the edges. Using edge clamps or straps leaves marks and takes time to tie and untie. It takes an entire crew to move a single panel each time.

FullSharp supplies a cylinder-driven vacuum lifting pad rated up to 400 kg, fitted with 6 to 8 suction cups from 230 to 250 mm in diameter. Suction is spread evenly across the surface so the panel stays flat throughout the lift. The cylinder mechanism gives fast gripping and release, cutting the cycle time noticeably.

FullSharp Cylinder-Driven Vacuum Lifting Pad, 400 kg, 6 to 8 Suction Cups

FullSharp's cylinder-driven vacuum lifting pad with suction cups spaced evenly to lift large panels of material.

Equipment Installed

  • Array of 6 to 8 suction cups: each cup 230 to 250 mm in diameter, evenly spaced so gripping force spreads across the whole panel.
  • Cylinder-driven mechanism: presses the cups down and lifts them off decisively, shortening the time for each grip cycle.
  • Load-bearing beam frame: a steel frame carrying the entire suction array, keeping the panel flat with no sagging in the middle.
  • Valves and vacuum generation unit: maintain a steady vacuum level, keeping the load secure throughout the lift.
  • Center-of-gravity lifting point: hooks onto an existing hoist or jib crane, so the panel hangs level and does not swing while moving.

Key Specifications

  • Lifting loadUp to 400 kg
  • Number of suction cups6 to 8 cups
  • Suction cup diameter230 to 250 mm

Benefits for Your Facility

Keeps the Panel Flat

Multiple suction points spread the load evenly, so large panels do not sag or bend at the edges when lifted.

Fast Grip and Release

The cylinder drive shortens the suction and release action, suited to work that repeats continuously.

No Surface Damage

Vacuum suction replaces clamps and straps, so the panel is not scratched or marked.

Actual Installation Photos

FullSharp Cylinder-Driven Vacuum Lifting Pad, 400 kg, 6 to 8 Suction Cups - photo 1 FullSharp Cylinder-Driven Vacuum Lifting Pad, 400 kg, 6 to 8 Suction Cups - photo 2 FullSharp Cylinder-Driven Vacuum Lifting Pad, 400 kg, 6 to 8 Suction Cups - photo 3 FullSharp Cylinder-Driven Vacuum Lifting Pad, 400 kg, 6 to 8 Suction Cups - photo 4 FullSharp Cylinder-Driven Vacuum Lifting Pad, 400 kg, 6 to 8 Suction Cups - photo 5

Click a photo to enlarge. Album of 5 photos taken on site.

Suitable Applications

  • Sheet metal cutting and fabrication shops
  • Glass plants handling large glass panels
  • Engineered wood and wide composite panels
  • Material warehouses feeding panels into machines

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Frequently asked questions

How do you lift a long panel without it bending?

Lifting from a few points makes long panels sag. Six to eight evenly spaced cups spread the grip across the whole panel, so it stays flat during the lift.

What size suction cups does the pad use?

Each cup is 230 to 250 mm in diameter, mounted on a load-bearing steel beam frame. FullSharp chooses the number of cups based on the real panel size and weight.

What does the cylinder drive do?

It presses the cups down and lifts them off decisively, which shortens the grip cycle compared with slower manual setups.

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Installation Consultation for Your Facility

FullSharp asks about the material type, panel size and heaviest weight to finalize the number and diameter of suction cups with an adequate safety factor. Our engineers check existing lifting equipment and the compressed air supply at the work location. Contact FullSharp for a configuration consultation.

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