Aardwolf Mono Mechanical Vacuum Lifter 650 - AMMVL650
Aardwolf Mono Mechanical Vacuum Lifter 650
No power source required. Ideal for the horizontal handling of non-porous sheet and plate material such as diamond sawn or polished granite, engineered stone, all types of metals, plastics and fiberglass. An automatic self-cycling valve located in the bottom of the piston controls the vacuum grip-and-release cycle.
Features
Self-powered and self-cycling
Audio alarm system powered by a non-rechargeable 9V battery
Vacuum gauge for a visual warning of low vacuum
Aluminum construction
Telescopic front handle
Lightweight
Specifications
| Number of Pads |
1 |
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| Pad Diameter (seal to seal) |
450 mm |
17.7 in |
| Working Load Limit |
650 kg |
1,433 lbs |
| Net Weight |
36 kg |
79 lbs |
| Gross Weight |
64 kg |
141 lbs |
| Packaging Dimensions |
1020 x 560 x 900 mm |
40 x 22 x 35.4 in |
What our Experts Think
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Self-Powered Operation: No external power source required, ideal for environments with limited infrastructure.
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Automatic Cycle: Self-cycling valve controls the vacuum grip-and-release cycle for better efficiency.
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Safety: Includes a vacuum gauge for monitoring and an audio alarm for safety.
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Lightweight Construction: Made with durable aluminum for a lightweight yet sturdy design.
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Maneuverability: Equipped with a telescopic front handle for easy control during use.
Q&A
Q: What is the Aardwolf AMMVL650 used for?
A: It is designed for lifting and transporting non-porous sheet and plate materials like polished granite, engineered stone, metals, plastics, and fiberglass.
Q: Does it require an external power source?
A: No, the AMMVL650 is fully mechanical and self-powered, eliminating the need for external power sources.
Q: How does it operate?
A: The lifter operates with an automatic self-cycling valve at the bottom of the piston, which controls the vacuum grip-and-release cycle.
Q: Is it suitable for heavy-duty use?
A: Yes, the AMMVL650 is designed for heavy-duty applications, offering a reliable and durable solution for material handling.
Maintenance Tips
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Regular Inspections: Examine the lifter for signs of wear, cracks, or deformation. Pay special attention to the rubber pad for any damage or wear.
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Cleaning: After each use, clean the lifter to remove dust, debris, and moisture. This helps prevent buildup and ensures smooth operation.
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Lubrication: Apply appropriate lubricant to any moving parts to ensure smooth operation and prevent rust.
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Check Functionality: Before each use, verify that the vacuum system is functioning correctly and that the lifter holds the load securely.
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Storage: When not in use, store the lifter in a dry, sheltered area to protect it from environmental damage.
