Customer Reviews for VEVOR Glass Suction Cup, 203 mm 2 Pack 278 kg Capacity, Vacuum Suction Cup with ABS Handle and Carry Box, Heavy Duty Industrial Suction Cup Lifter Tool for Glass, Granite, Tile, Metal, Wood Lifting

No assembly, limited prep, simple operation. Pressing a plunger extracts air from within the suction area and there's your seal. This is a passive suction cup, as opposed to an active one with an electric air pump. As such it's hold performance will always be in a state of decay and this is typical of all suction cups that are not continuously maintaining vacuum. So you can count on it to lift per spec, but not to hold indefinitely. Weight and surface condition greatly influence hold duration. This is my second Vevor tool, the first I got about a year ago and its still working perfectly.

When I got this glass lift kit, I had no idea it came with its own case! This makes it extremely convenient for taking with you if you have a job on the go! Comes with gloves, basic instructions, the glass lift and a case. The lift has incredible suction and is easy to attach and detach. This could also be used for metal, plastic, or anything else with a flat surface. If you need a lift kit, this should fit the bill!

This glass suction cup is really strong and sturdy. It gives you a very solid hand-hold on a sheet of glass. I needed something to help me handle the larger mirrors that I work with and this really does it! When I first saw it, I didn't see how it worked. But the instructions are very clear and it's easy to use. It has a mark that tells you when there is enough suction so there's no doubt. It's now one of my favorite tools.

I use suction cups to position heavy materials ... plexiglass panels, glass plates, metal sheets. They're also very handy for pulling dents out of sheet metal. So I was pleased to receive this very well-made suction cup made by Vevor, and to see that it's protected by a solidly built plastic, blow-molded carrying case. It will become a valued part of my shop gear and travel kit, I'm sure.

I just got this in yesterday and already needed to use this for work today to move a 180lb slab of granite. This worked very well. It held strong to the granite and nothing dropped or broke. The gloves that come with it work great too for grip. It also comes with a little microfiber rag to polish off the spot it suctions to instead of leaving circle prints on the customer's countertop. This is very durable and I like the little case it comes in as well. It was easy to use and turned out to be very useful to me.

It’s relatively lightweight, and even comes w a durable carrying case to make transport and storage easier. The included manual and gloves help w using it, and the suction cup itself is easy to use and has a solid grip. Just make sure you use it on a flat surface and have it completely suctioned to work properly or else you’ll run into issue. It gets a bit tougher to suction once the seal gets tighter, so you just have to be prepared for it, but it’s easy to release the suction when you want to though. Just don’t tap the release accidentally when you’re carrying something w it or else you’ll have a bad time.

So far this works well. I want sure if it would be able to hold onto plywood sheets since they aren't perfectly smooth, but it did. It makes lifting easier. Now it's a lot easier to move and install the plywood panels i have for my windows during a hurricane.

We've got a glass kitchen table and the glass weighs about 150lbs. It sits on top of this elaborate designed table base. Even though the glass seems to seal pretty well, there always manages to be some cat hair, dust, or wayward gnat that finds itself under the glass. Every time we have to clean it, it's a very unnerving task of having to pry the glass up and clean underneath it. I constantly have visions of the glass splintering into a thousand shards, cutting us into ribbons. Being able to now put the suction cup on one side and lift is a game changer. This is going to make our cleaning chores THAT much easier. Honestly speaking, if you look at this suction cup, how it's designed and how they built it, it seems very under priced to me.....just sayin'.

My dad installed commercial glass for a living and suction cups similar to this were the tools of his trade. But they were also extremely handy for moving appliances or any large objects with a nice smooth panel to attach them to. So when I saw this available to me thru the vine program and the fact that my dad is now retired I immediately thought it would be handy to have around for time to time. The Vevor cup will work just fine for my needs of occasionally moving a washer, drier, or other appliance around. It obtained suction on my deep freeze quickly and maintained it well. It also comes in a nice storage case so I can put it in my shop and not worry about damaging it by stacking something on top of it or it falling off of a shelf. My only real negative about it would be that the handle assembly is plastic instead of metal like the professional grade cups my father always had. I dont think this effect it at all for my use but if your somebody that uses them daily it is definitely something you need to be aware of.

This is a well-made tool. The fit and finish is very nice and it has a quality \"feel\" to it. It comes with simple instructions, a pair of gloves, a glass cleaning cloth, and a very nice carrying/storage case. I really did not expect such a nice storage case. This is to be used for carrying non-porous materials, such as glass. While I have no way to measure the amount of suction, it does have very good suction once it grips the item. The only problem I have with it is that there is not enough flexibility to use it for glass that has a slight curve to it. I got this so I could hold up an automobile door window. The auto window has a slight curve to it and the tool would not grip it at all. For those types of windows, you apparently need the glass handlers that have two small suction cups instead of one large suction cup like this one. In summary, this works well for some purposes, but not others.