2024 Lift Hoist Slab Lifter Handling Tool Equipment

It's designed to lift, move and position flat slabs and plates (stone, tile, glass, metal, concrete panels, etc.) using suction pads and a hoist connection for safe handling on job sites and in factories.

Two laser table configurations are provided: a 3015 table with a main beam length of 2000 mm, cross beam 800 mm, and six 230 mm suction pads; and a 4020 table with a main beam length of 3000 mm and cross beam 800 mm.

The 3015 configuration is fitted with six suction pads, each 230 mm in diameter.

The lifter is intended to be mounted to overhead cranes, shop hoists, or mobile lifting equipment that provide the appropriate lift hook or shackle connection; confirm the hoist's lifting capacity and hook arrangement with the supplier before use.

Some configurations may require an external vacuum pump or integrated vacuum system. Check the specific product variant or order options — if a vacuum source is not included, you will need a compatible vacuum pump and vacuum management accessories.

The safe working load is model- and configuration-dependent and is not specified in the brief description. Contact the manufacturer or supplier for the certified SWL, load charts and lifting capacity for your chosen configuration.

Typical safety measures include verifying SWL, using dual-circuit vacuum or backup devices, vacuum gauges/alarms, safety straps or slings, trained operators, regular inspection of pads and seals, and following any supplied operation manual and local lifting regulations.

General setup: securely attach the lifter to the hoist/crane hook per the manufacturer's instructions, connect the vacuum source (if required), test each suction pad and the overall vacuum system on a test piece, check for leaks, and calibrate any gauges or alarms before lifting a load.

Regularly inspect pads for wear, cuts or hardening; clean pads and sealing surfaces; check vacuum hoses and fittings for leaks; replace damaged pads or seals; and follow the manufacturer's recommended maintenance intervals and procedures.

Yes — many slab lifters can be customized (different beam lengths, pad counts, pad sizes, and vacuum system options). Contact the supplier with your slab dimensions and handling requirements to discuss available customizations.

Lifters typically comply with local lifting equipment standards and may carry CE, ISO, or other relevant certifications. Ask the manufacturer for certs, test reports, and compliance documentation for the specific unit you plan to purchase.

Replacement suction pads, seals, hoses and other wear parts are commonly available from the manufacturer or authorized distributors. Provide model details (laser table size, pad diameter, part numbers if available) when ordering replacements.

Choose based on the slab dimensions you handle and the required coverage: the 3015 (main beam 2000 mm, 6 pads) is suited for smaller to medium slabs; the 4020 (main beam 3000 mm) covers larger slabs. Also consider pad layout, hoist capacity and operation workspace.