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

This was a decent tool to pick up. We were putting up the mirrors in our bathroom and this helped hold them up to get them placed. I also used this tool to pick up the big glass panel on our coffee table so we were able to move the table easier (it's just a glass piece set on a few points on a stand and it's big and bulky). This tool works well and is made well. It comes in a nice little case too, which I didn't expect. Overall this tool works as good as expected and it won't have many uses, but when you need it, it's there. Definitely would recommend.

A quality product that is simple to use and develops a strong suction. It only takes about 7 or 8 quick pumps with your thumb to lock it on and it releases instantly with a press of the vent lever on the other side. The handle is large enough to provide a firm and comfortable grip. I have used this to place larger 3/8\" acrylic panels into the exact position needed. It's particularly helpful when placing them as inserts with no finger space available around the edges, and for holding panels with one hand while working with the other. With this device it's easy. Comes with a strong case and a microfiber clearning cloth. Not something I use every day but perfect for those occasions when it's needed. An excellent tool.

Provided you can find a flat enough spot to pull - this one knocks the actual dent pullers out of the park (at least the ones in this price point). There is no chance of me breaking the metal handle of of this. It's really nice and the suction is superb! The case was a surprise but makes sense to protect the rubber - it gets damaged - there goes your seal. Well thought out product with good execution!

I have cheaper suction cup handles and the grip is just not there with those. And situations where you are using a suction cup, it’s usually critical that it grips strongly. This is a high quality suction cup and you can feel confident whether you are handling panes of glass or larger format tiles, etc. The storage case is an added bonus and the price is great

I've been using a cheap set of suction cups when this beast is what I needed all along. I came across these at work where we use them to install aircraft windshields, which are HEAVY and awkward to get into position. These cups will be great working on sliding glass doors to lift out and repair rollers and tracks. Pump the piston until it is completely retracted, and you're locked on solid. If it starts leaking down, you'll see the piston working its way up, giving you plenty of warning before it lets go. A push button lever on the opposite side releases the piston when you're ready. The only drawback I see is that the handle is plastic. Feels strong enough but it is plastic. If it were aluminum or steel this thing would be nearly indestructible. Be sure to order extras, you'll want more than one.

I got this because you never know when you might need to do some glasswork. It’s all good for getting a grip on other smooth surfaces. This is the nicest one I’ve owned. I do projects involving glass and mirrors but it isn’t my profession. This is great for me, using it periodically. If you plan on using it even once a week, get a professional quality one. But, for those of us doing such things sporadically, this is perfectly acceptable quality for price. The only thing is that often you want at least 2 suction pads for glass as it helps you keep it under control vs just one where it can swivel easily if it’s off center. While this seems like it could be 2, it only comes with 1. The case is cheap but plenty adequate for this.

I am doing some remodeling in our bathrooms, and part of that is removing and re-hanging a couple of old mirror panels. One is 30\"x43\" and the other is 24\"x30\", and they are only held to the wall using the little plastic clips and screws. Even with help, removing these glass panels is tough. With this suction handle, it was so much easier. Following the instructions, I placed it on the mirror and used the pump on the handle to create a vacuum. When the vacuum was sufficient, I was able to have my son hold the mirror while I removed the old clips and screws, then gently and securely remove it from the wall. After repainting the wall, we marked the area for the mirror, installed the lower clips, lifted the mirror panel back into place, and installed the rest of the clips. Worked like a dream. This was the one thing I was worried about, but this made it so easy. The suction handle comes in a blow molded case that is solid and will protect the device well. It is substantial feeling and works great! Definitely a must if you will be working with any large, smooth, flat pieces of glass, mirrors, paneling, and other things of that nature.

I ordered this to help move some polished granite and marble slabs. After cleaning the stone surfaces, it worked beautifully with a very strong grip that did not budge as I lifted the slabs. Be sure to keep the device in the storage case since the suction could be affected by dirt, dust and scratches. The included case is very strong and comes with a cleaning cloth. Excellent tool.

I got this to help me move large panes of glass and acrylic around. It's not always that they are heavy, but sometimes they are just awkward to get ahold of when they are wide. This suction cup with handle is a game changer. It's incredibly easy to use. You place against a flat surface, pump the suction cup by depressing a button on the end of the handle, and lift away. I first attached it to my sliding glass door just to see how easy it was to use and how well it held on. I gave it a good pull and it felt like I was more likely to break the glass than the suction power. Removing it is even easier. There's a tab along the edge of the suction cup that pulls up easily and it breaks the suction. This is a great tool to have around.

If it's unporus or close, you can pick it up. It needs a good seal, otherwise it will lose its grip. But if you can pump it up like an old pair of pump up basketball shoes from the 90s and it stays with a grip, it will make transporting or lifting that object so much easier. Breaking the seal is easy too, possibly too easy as I'm worried about bumping it while moving the object. But I'm not an engineer and that would probably make the thing cost more. I recommend this product.