Videos
Using the P1 to Lift Flat Loads
Learn how to use the P1 Vacuum Lifter to lift flat loads! This safety video outlines best practices for safely lifting loads in the flat position using a Powr-Grip® P1 vacuum lifter (demonstrated with the P1-1104-DC model). While the demo uses a specific model, the guidance applies to all Powr-Grip® lifters with on-center tilt capability and tilt latches/locks. View Product Page
How to assemble a P2 Lifter
A P2 Channel Lifter is made by selecting a Lift Frame, and two Pad Channels.P2's have a larger pad spread and capacity than P1's, but are similar to operate and maintain.If you already have a P1, all you need to do is buy a P2 Lift Frame and another Pad Channel of the same type already on your P1. View Product Page
Curved-Load Adapter Kit Assembly
Installing the MRTA8-DC3 Curved-Glass Pad Frame Option #93720 View More
Lifter Won't Detach? Try This
Sometimes, when lifting loads in the flat position, suction cup lifters have trouble releasing. Here's the simple reason why, and how you can fix it!
MRPT16-DC3 Features
With a standard capacity of 2,800 lbs (1,270 kg), remote control and optional integrated counter-balancer, this highly adaptable rotator-tilter makes it easy to install jumbo lites, curtainwall sections and much more! View Product Page
Using the Integrated Counter-Balancer on the MRPT16
This video covers how to use the Integrated Counter-Balancer on the MRPT16 Vacuum Lifter.
When Finished Using Your MRPT16 Vacuum Lifter
This video covers how to power down and prepare the MRPT16 vacuum lifter for transport or storage.
Stopping the MRPT16 Load Motion In An Emergency
This video covers the Emergency Stop Buttons on the MRPT16 Vacuum Lifter.
Attaching, Releasing and Manipulating a Load with the MRPT16
This video covers: Correctly attaching to the load Safety lights and buzzers Rotating the load Tilting the load Releasing the load