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How to use: 1. Position the suction cup on the contact surface so the red line will be visible2. Pump the plunger until the cup attaches completely. When the red line is hidden, vacuum is sufficient for lifting3. Check the plunger frequently to make sure the cup remains securely attached. If the red line appears while lifting, re-pump the plunger immediately until the red line is hidden again Specifications: Product Name: Large Suction Hand Pump Suction CupProduct Specification: 8 InchesScope of Application: Floor Tiles, GlassProduct Diameter: 210mmPacking Size: 240×105×220mmCarton Packaging: 1.12kgWeight Up To: 200kg Package Includes: 1 * 8" Vacuum Suction Cup1 * Plastic Carrying Case1 * packing box1 * Instruction Manual Note: This product is dangerous and should not be touched by children under the age of 16.
Upgrade 15mm Thicken Rubber Suction Cup: Vacuum Cup Pads Made of Eco-friendly Special 15mm Rubber with Strong Suction, Anti-dropping & Anti-corrosion Which Could Works at Temperatures from 10 to 120 Fahrenheit and Keep the Vacuum More Than 24 Hours
Real 243lbs Load Capacity: Heavy Duty Suction Cup Load Capacity is 243lbs,passed the Real Test That Can Easily Carry a 180-pound Person, Industrial Grade Suction Cup Excellent Quality Glass Suction Cups to Lift Large Glass
Three-step Quick Start: Three Step Use: Step1 Vacuum Pads and the Load Surface; Step2 Pump the Plunger a Few Strokes, when the Red-line Disappear Ready for Lifting; Step 3 Press Release Button, when the Red-line Show Up, Remove the Pump
Upgrade Heavy Industry Plastic Handle: 8 Inch Suction Cups for Glass Use the Upgrade Industry Plastic Handle and Bracket Integrated Injection Molding, Perfectly Combination of Heavier Load Than Normal Plastic Handles and Lighter Weight Than Ordinary Metal One
Safe Indicator: the Red-line Indicator Warns User of Any Vacuum Loss. when It Shows Less Than 100% Vacuum Left, Simply Pump the Plunger Until You Reach the Original Vacuum Pressure Without Removing the Cup from the Glass
