FullSharp – official Lifts All representative in Vietnam
The heavy-duty drum gripper 89-12248 makes drum handling safer and faster. Drums are clamped firmly and held securely from pick-up to set-down.
Robust construction for maximum safety. The gripper handles both plastic and steel drums safely in warehouse operations. Its mechanical design makes lifting 55-gallon steel drums safer in several ways: instead of relying on suction, a sturdy clamping mechanism grips the drum rim securely, which makes it the right choice where vacuum is not an option.
The welded steel frame integrates a powerful pneumatic cylinder that keeps the clamping force constant without any effort from the operator. The knuckle-type gripping system holds the drum tightly throughout the move and prevents slipping, even at maximum lifting height.
A key safety benefit is that a heavy 55-gallon steel drum becomes practically weightless in the operator's hands. Drums of up to 250 kg (551 lbs) can be positioned with ease, without the physical strain that so often leads to workplace injuries. The extended handle lets the operator guide the drum without bending or reaching, keeping an ergonomically correct posture even when placing drums on high shelves.
A hinged, folding design adapts to drums of different heights and diameters, so the grip is correct whether you are handling plastic drums or standard 55-gallon steel drums. One operator can now safely do a job that previously took two people, reducing the risk of accidents during drum transport.
Drum gripper 89-12248 offers the following features for safe and efficient drum handling:
Customers choose this drum gripper because it combines safety and efficiency when handling plastic and steel drums alike. Operators value how a 250 kg (551 lbs) drum feels almost weightless, so a single person can handle loads that would normally need several workers. The extended handle prevents back strain by removing the need to bend when lifting drums to higher positions.
Vacuum drum lifters and mechanical drum lifters are both used to lift and move drums, but they work differently and suit different tasks. A vacuum lifter holds the drum by suction, while a mechanical lifter uses clamps or other gripping mechanisms. Vacuum lifters perform best on drums with smooth, flat surfaces and in tight spaces; mechanical lifters can also handle porous drums.
Principle: a vacuum pump generates suction and the drum is held by a suction pad.
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Principle: mechanical jaws, clamps or similar mechanisms grasp the drum.
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| Item | Specification |
|---|---|
| Article number | 89-12248 |
| Type of lifting object | Drum |
| Tool weight (kg) | 31 |
| Maximum capacity (kg) | 250 |
| Serial number | A6966 |
| Gripping technology | Mechanical |
| Optional control | PSH |
| Noise level (dB) | 60 |
Specifications from the manufacturer Lifts All (Sweden); the final configuration is proposed by FullSharp for your product and workstation.
FullSharp is the official representative of Lifts All (Sweden) in Vietnam and supplies complete solutions: Lifts All lifting tools, balancers, jib cranes or overhead rails, with installation and service. Send us the load type, dimensions, weight and photos of your workstation for a site survey and quotation.