Powr-Grip
Powr-Grip N4950 Suction Cup Lifter Horizontal Handle 8 in 125 lb
An 8-inch rubber suction cup with a horizontal metal handle lifts up to 125 lb on flat surfaces and includes a carrying case
- Lifts up to 125 lb with a single 8 in rubber cup
- Horizontal metal handle gives firm two-handed control on flat surfaces
- Release valve breaks vacuum instantly for quick repositioning
- Operates reliably from 0 to 120 °F on glass, metal or stone
- Includes carrying case for protected storage and transport
Powr-Grip N4950 Suction Cup Lifter
The Powr-Grip N4950 is a single-cup suction lifter built for handling flat, non-porous materials such as glass, sheet metal or polished stone. Its 8 in rubber cup and horizontal metal handle give a secure grip for one-person positioning and transport in glazing, fabrication or automotive shops.
Thermals noise and power draw
This is a manual tool with no motor, electronics or moving parts, so it produces no heat, no audible noise and draws no power during operation. Performance depends only on the operator applying the release valve and maintaining a clean sealing surface.
125 lb maximum load capacity
The lifter is rated for a maximum load of 125 lb on flat surfaces within an operating range of 0 to 120 Degrees F. It is not designed for curved, textured or porous materials, nor for loads exceeding the stated capacity.
Highlights
- Lifts up to 125 lb with a single 8 in rubber cup
- Horizontal metal handle gives firm two-handed control on flat surfaces
- Release valve breaks vacuum instantly for quick repositioning
- Operates reliably from 0 to 120 °F on glass, metal or stone
- Includes carrying case for protected storage and transport
Specifications
| Brand | WOODS POWR-GRIP |
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Questions about this item
How do I attach the 8 in suction cup to a flat surface and what step do people miss?
Press the cup firmly onto the clean flat surface, then pump the horizontal handle until the vacuum locks; the step often missed is verifying the indicator shows full seal before lifting 125 lb.
What part will need replacement after repeated use on this N4950 lifter?
The rubber cup wears first; inspect it regularly for cracks or loss of elasticity and replace the cup when it no longer holds vacuum at the rated 125 lb capacity.
At what temperature does the suction cup lose grip first during sustained outdoor use?
The maximum operating temperature is 120 Degrees F; above this the rubber softens and vacuum drops before any other limit is reached.
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