Lock these lifters onto your material with the flip of a lever—it creates a vacuum under the cup for a strong, continuous grip. To release the suction, flip the lever back. Use these lifters on nonporous surfaces, such as mirrors and metal sheets.

Styles A, C, D, and E have multiple cups for more control during lifting than a single cup. Additional points of contact make it easier to position items, especially if they are large or oddly shaped. Their large handles are comfortable to hold.

Styles B and F have a single cup, so you can secure them with one hand.

Lifters for flat and curved surfaces have flexible cups that are designed to grip gently rounded objects, such as windshields or large tanks. Those for textured surfaces can also grip stone slabs, metal plates with raised patterns, and other uneven material.

Replacement cup kits include a cup, lever, and spring.

Holders mount to a wall for quick lifter access.

Warning: Never use to lift items over people.

With a hand pump that quickly creates a strong vacuum seal, these lifters can hold heavier loads than push-to-grip lifters. Use them on mirrors, metal sheets, and other nonporous surfaces. You can hold items either horizontally or vertically. A red line appears on the pump if you lose suction—pump the lifter until it disappears and it’s safe to lift again.

Style C have a rigid, offset handle that helps keep loads stable.

Style D have a handle that pivots 180° so you can adjust the lifting angle.

Style E have a pivoting tie-down ring instead of a handle to secure loads with a rope, chain, or cord.

Style G have a T-handle that threads onto a 1/4"-20 stud. Remove the handle, and you can attach tools or accessories.

Style H have an oblong shape that’s good for lifting long, narrow objects.

Style J have a handle with two grips, so you can hold them vertically or at an angle. This gives you more control when you’re holding and positioning large items, such as windshields.

Lifters for textured surfaces have a soft suction cup that can grip patterned glass, stone slabs, and other uneven surfaces.

Lifters with an audible alarm warn you that vacuum levels are low even when you can’t see the red-line indicator.

Warning: Never use to lift items over people.