POWERTEC PRO Large Format Tile & Slab Carry System - Heavy Duty Suction Cup Lifter, Six 8" Suction Cups with 350lb Capacity Per Cup, Adjustable Frame,

POWERTEC PRO Large Format Tile & Slab Carry System - Heavy Duty Suction Cup Lifter, Six 8" Suction Cups with 350lb Capacity Per Cup, Adjustable Frame,

EFFORTLESS HANDLING: Safely and easily maneuver large format tile, gauged porcelain panels, and slabs with this versatile carrying system. The adjustable frame and powerful suction cups ensures better control and stability when transporting heavy and delicate materials ADJUSTABLE & SECURE: The fully adjustable aluminum alloy frame adapts to various tile sizes, from smaller tile to large slabs, accommodating sheets up to 6' x 12' for maximum versatility. POWERFUL SUCTION CUPS: Featuring six 8" heavy duty vacuum suction cups with a 350 lbs max load capacity, this system provides a firm, reliable grip. The built-in vacuum gauges offer a clear, easy-to-see indicator when the proper pressure is achieved, while pressure release tabs allow for quick and easy transfers ERGONOMIC DESIGN: Four angled soft-grip handles offer comfortable and secure handling. The handles can be freely adjusted along the rail's length, adapting to various slab sizes. ENHANCED MOBILITY: This tile carrying system is compatible with the POWERTEC 71983 Transport Cart (sold separately) for faster and easier transfer over longer distances. With the Carry System mounted securely on the hooks, The cart's sturdy construction and smooth-rolling wheels make moving heavy slabs much more manageable VERSATILE APPLICATIONS: Suitable for both indoor and outdoor use, this tile slab carry system can handle various materials, including porcelain, ceramic, and stone. It's ideal for professional tile installers, contractors, and DIY enthusiasts working with large format materials T-BOLT KNOB: When adjusting the frame position or suction cup location, ensure the T-bolt is properly seated in the frame slot before tightening the knob. Double-check that it’s securely fastened before moving on to adjust the next T-bolt knob