Aardwolf Lifter 50 Automatic with Rollers

Aardwolf Automatic Slab Lifter AL50A

Aardwolf presents an upgraded version of its patented slab lifters. The new Aardwolf Automatic Slab Lifter AL50A comes with an integrated auto - lock and unlock mechanism (patent pending). This amazing feature enables the clamp to grip slabs automatically when picking them up and release them when setting them down. It makes moving and handling slabs safer and more convenient in numerous situations.

Features

• Compact Size: With its compact design, the Aardwolf Automatic Slab Lifter AL50A can easily lift closely packed stone slabs from racks and containers. Unlike scissor clamps, it has no trouble with lower height slabs placed beside taller ones.
• High Versatility: It's perfect for construction work. Since the clamping mechanism is at the front of the slab, it allows panels to be placed close to walls.
• Enhanced Safety: It only needs a small movement of the slab to engage and grip, well below the over - balance angle, thus eliminating risks to the operator.
• Secure Grip: The Aardwolf clamps firmly hold marble and granite slabs. The Aardwolf Automatic Slab Lifter AL50A has a force - multiplying factor of about 2.5 to 1.

Specifications:

Model	Grip Range	Working Load Limit	Net Weight	Gross Weight	Packing Dimensions
Lifter 30 Wide	0.2'' - 1''	2646	45	47	17.3''x6.3x14.2''
Lifter 50	0.4'' - 2''	2646	42	44	15''x8.3''x9''
Lifter 50 - B	0.4'' - 2''	2646	53	55	22.8''x7.3''x12.2''
Lifter 60	0.6'' - 2''	2646	55	57	16.5''x9''x9.8''
Lifter 75	1'' - 3''	2646	55	57	16.5''x9''x9.8''
Lifter 50 (Auto)	0.4'' - 2''	2646	42	44	15''x8.3''x9''
Lifter 60 (Auto)	0.6'' - 2''	2646	55	57	16.5''x9''x9.8''
Lifter 75(Auto)	1'' - 3''	2646	55	57	16.5''x9''x9.8''

Using the Aardwolf Automatic Slab Lifter AL50A is a breeze. First, make sure the slab's thickness is within the grip range of the model you're using. Then, place the lifter on the slab. Thanks to the auto - lock mechanism, it will automatically grip the slab when you start to lift. When you want to set the slab down, it will release automatically. Safety is key. Always check the working load limit before using the lifter. Don't try to lift slabs that exceed the specified weight. And keep in mind that only a small movement is needed to engage the grip. As for maintenance, regularly clean the lifter to remove any dirt or debris. Check the clamps for any signs of wear and tear. If you notice any issues, it's best to have it inspected or repaired by a professional.