Powr-Grip
Powr-Grip PU0950 Suction Cup Lifter 1 1/4 in Cup Diameter
Small suction cup lifter with a 1 1/4 in concave rubber cup lifts up to 3 lb on flat surfaces using a vertical polypropylene handle and release valve
- Secure grip on flat surfaces via 1 1/2 in rubber cup
- Lifts up to 3 lb with vertical polypropylene handle
- Operates from 0 to 120 Degrees F for versatile use
- Quick release valve enables easy load detachment
- Includes protective pouch for safe storage
Powr-Grip PU0950 Suction Cup Lifter
The Powr-Grip PU0950 is a single-cup suction lifter built for handling light sheet goods. Its 1 1/2 inch rubber cup grips smooth, non-porous surfaces and releases with a simple valve. A compact vertical polypropylene handle gives a secure grip, and the unit ships with a storage pouch for protection between jobs.
Installers moving glass, tile or glossy panels
This tool suits one-person lifts where the load stays at or below three pounds. It is not suited for heavier stone slabs, large format tiles or any job that demands multiple cups for stability. Buyers who need to carry larger sheets or textured materials should look at multi-cup lifters or mechanical clamps instead.
Three-pound maximum load capacity
The lifter is rated to hold three pounds on clean, flat surfaces between zero and 120 degrees Fahrenheit. Exceeding this limit risks sudden release and damage to the workpiece. Verify the weight of your material before relying on the cup for any lifting or positioning task.
Highlights
- Secure grip on flat surfaces via 1 1/2 in rubber cup
- Lifts up to 3 lb with vertical polypropylene handle
- Operates from 0 to 120 Degrees F for versatile use
- Quick release valve enables easy load detachment
- Includes protective pouch for safe storage
Specifications
| Brand | WOODS POWR-GRIP |
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Questions about this item
Will the 1 1/2 in cup diameter grip the same flat glass panels I lift with my older 2-inch cups?
The 1 1/2 in concave rubber cup is rated for 3 lb on flat surfaces, so it handles lighter panels your larger cups managed, but the smaller diameter reduces contact area.
How do I verify the release valve is sealing correctly before I trust it with a load?
Press the vertical handle onto a clean flat surface, pump to engage vacuum, then watch the cup edge — no air bubbles or hissing means the valve holds.
Does the package include the carrying pouch shown in photos or must I order it separately?
The supplier description lists Includes Pouch, so the storage pouch ships with the lifter and no extra purchase is needed.
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