Suction Lifter for Glass, Tile, Marble, and more.

Moving or lifting glass, tiles or marble? Check out these handy suction lifters from Xtorque.
The Xtorque X200 Pump Up Suction Lifter has a powerful suction gripping area providing a strong suction to hold onto the surface you place them on and makes moving and lifting large glass panels so easily.
Features:
Great for pulling dents or lifting flat surfaces such as glass, granite counter top
Useful to transport glass, windows, mirror and more
Easy to use
Lightweight polymer body
Produces exceptional cup strength
Vacuum leakage indicator
Suction quick release button
Specifications:
Material: Polymer & Rubber
Pad Diameter: 200mm
Max load: 80Kg
Weight: 850g
Product Links
X200 (80kg max load) single - sydneytools.co...
X200 (80kg max load) double - sydneytools.co...
X254S (140kg max load) single - sydneytools.co...
X254S (140kg max load) double - sydneytools.co...

[@manojsunderji4893]

Very interesting

[@christiandavis4179]

Would this work to keep a car window up to keep rain out

[@cokimi1301]

Is this type of pump action pump also ok for wooden panels? Or do you reckon the surface of wood is too porous and electric vacuum pump is the only option? Happy to hear from you. cheers from amsterdam

[@SydneyToolsTV]

This will work if the surface isn't textured, you just need to watch the lifter. I point out that line that indicates if you are losing suction, you can easily repress the plunger while carrying the panel, which is just the manual equivalent of what the electric pump is doing. If you have a smooth surfaced timber panel, you'll get a good seal and won't lose suction.

[@rorynoke5612]

If I used it on an indoor ceiling, could I hang a 5KG light from it permanently?

[@SydneyToolsTV]

No

[@stevemccarthy87]

I m looking for something to stick to ceilings (flat painted surface) so I can attach a hair dryer for drying plaster patches . For about 10 minutes at a time. Will yours do this?

[@SydneyToolsTV]

If you get a good seal it would. If there's any texture on the ceiling surface you may slowly lose suction over ten minutes.

[@thepurpledragon1970]

Can you use these for lifting concrete blocks? Cheers

[@SydneyToolsTV]

You'd need a smooth enough suface to get a good seal on. So depending on the finish on the concrete block.

[@MrSaechao1984]

Will this work for car winshield???

[@SydneyToolsTV]

Yes