The Professional AVLP2-500 Vacuum Lifting Device is designed for effortlessly lifting and moving all types of stone slabs. It features specific pads with a size of 20.5'X12.6', and a working load limit that can handle different weights, up to 551 or 1102. With a net weight of 157 and a gross weight of 240, it comes in well - defined packaging dimensions. The device uses a GBA 12V 2.0Ah Bosch lithium - ion battery and a GAL 12V - 40 Bosch battery charger. It offers different operation times depending on the mode. In pressure - saving mode, it can operate continuously for 2 hours and work for 6 hours. With only the audio alarm mode, it has a continuous operation time of 120 hours and a working time of 360 hours. The air consumption is 180 liters/minute, and it requires a supply air pressure of 5 bars (72 psi). It comes with a 12 - month warranty from the purchase date, but the warranty is void under certain conditions like incorrect handling, non - compliance with instructions, exceeding the maximum capacity, etc. Safety is crucial, and the device should not be used under various dangerous conditions such as exceeding the maximum load, using it at extreme temperatures, or in explosive environments.
Using the Professional AVLP2-500 Vacuum Lifting Device is easy. First, make sure the battery is fully charged. Connect the device to the power source with the provided charger, which takes about 0.5 hours. When lifting stone slabs, ensure the vacuum pads are properly placed on the surface of the slab. Do not exceed the working load limit to keep the operation safe. During use, always keep an eye on the load to prevent any accidents. When not in use, store the device in a dry and cool place, away from extreme temperatures below -15°C or above +50°C. Regularly inspect the device for any signs of damage, and follow the specifications for pipe size. Do not use non - original spare parts and do not perform repairs without permission. If you notice any issues during delivery, report them within 8 days. Remember, always follow state or local laws and use the device within its rated capacity.
