2 pcs 8'' Vacuum Suction Cup with Pressure Gauge, Heavy Duty Vacuum Suction Cup with Handle Lifter, Glass Suction Lifter for Granite, Tile, Glass Lifting, Black

So far so good. 600 x 900 tiles lifted with no issue. Very impressed. Was sceptical due to the r11 grip rating of the tile but handles it with ease. Pay attention to the instructions. It works dry, don’t be tempted to wipe the tile with moisture to help the auction. Doesn’t need it at all

Really good suckers. I've been using them to lay 1200x600 ceramic tiles (18kg each). They grip to the slightly rough surface of the tile really well. I'm able to lower the tiles into place and, impressively, lift then again even when partially stuck to the tile adhesive. The pressure guage is essential as it gives you warning when the suction is starting to reduce (they don't hold forever) so no risk of it giving it without warning.

Great did the job. Bought cheaper option but no good so got these. Laying porcelain tiles out side much easier with these .

I bought these for using on my DIY project for lifting and handling 20mm porcelain 1200 x 300 slabs. As an added challenge my slabs have slight texture as they mimic planks of wood. I nearly bought some twice the price but in the end took a chance on these. They are well packaged and presented in a nice robust carry / storage case with some thoughtful extras like a protective cover for each suction cup and spare filters. To be fair it all looks and feels like a good quality product. As long a you wet the textured slabs with sponge first they work just fine - if do get the odd "mis -suck" the pressure gauges will tell you straight away - just release the pressure re sit them and lean on them as you pump it up again. The pressure release levers can be inadvertently pressed if you pick up the slabs flip them over and then put them down again (for back buttering for example). You do it a couple of times but eventually you'll remember and develop a technique to avoid! All in all a good buy.

I have just used these suction cups to lift 80 large format (900x600) 20mm porcelain slabs in place on a new patio on my own. The slabs have a R11 slip-resistant surface and so I was sceptical about their ability to lift them safely. However, the suction cups worked perfectly with no issues at all. Just keep an eye on the pressure gauges and make sure they are in the green segment before lifting. Also keep all contact surfaces clean. My initial reason for buying these was to make it easier for my back when lifting but the bonuses are you can position the slabs without trapping your fingers when laying and place the slabs exactly where you want them before tapping them down plus use them for fine adjustments. If you decide a slab hasn’t gone down correctly you can also just pump the suction cups up again and lift the slab up; this takes considerable force but they hold! You do need to keep an eye on the gauges at all times as given the R11 surface the pressure does drop. I would say approx 2 minutes until they go into the red section, but that’s plenty of time to lift, place in position, tap down and final positioning. These suction cups are fantastic and I thoroughly recommend them.

Excellent

Cracking bit of kit

Worked great at first but only used a handful of times and they now lose suction really quickly which isn’t great if lifting something heavy. I wouldn’t buy again!!

Struggle no more! These suction cups have changed the way I move things around my house. 2 person jobs have become 1 person jobs and 3 person jobs have become 2 person jobs. They will generally stick to any smooth surface making awkward items much much easier to carry. Very strong. I have yet to carry anything and have them break free. As long as you keep and eye on the pressure gauge to ensure proper suction, they will hold. Great for awkward items and where help is limited. A must have item to keep around the house.

Sono molto utili e funzionali non slittano anche con forte carico.

parfait très satisfait

Bastante buenas, cumplen su función.

2 vitrages on cassé à la prise 238 kg et 118 kg Je suis un pro et pour des ventouse qui peuvent lever jusque 300kg Ben je me suis bien fais niquer Perte sèche 489 euro et 220 euro merci beaucoup