Granite Vacuum Lifters

A granite vacuum lifter uses suction pads and a vacuum pump to grip a granite slab across its face, so one operator can lift, tilt, and place it. It replaces edge clamps and manual carrying, which makes heavy granite handling faster and far safer.

A battery self-propelled vacuum lifter does it: the operator drives the machine to the slab, seals the suction pads to the face, then lifts, tilts, and places it from a wireless remote. One person replaces the three or four it used to take to carry a granite slab by hand.

For countertop fabrication, an in-shop machine in the Mule range handles slabs at the saw and polisher. For shops that also deliver and install, a Vector self-propelled machine carries the slab from the truck to the kitchen. Match the rated capacity to your largest 3 cm slab.

Quattrolifts granite lifters run from 330 lb (150 kg) up to 1,800 lb (820 kg). The heavy-duty Omni and Vector machines handle oversized architectural granite; most countertop slabs fall comfortably within the mid-range machines.

Yes. A granite vacuum lifter handles marble, quartz, porcelain, and other engineered stone the same way, because it grips the slab face rather than the material. Polished surfaces seal on standard pads; honed or textured finishes use foam pads.

Quattrolifts granite lifters are sold direct and through dealers across the US, Canada, Australia, the UK, and Europe. Send a quote request with your slab sizes and finishes, and a sales engineer responds within one business day. Regional dealers also offer Quattrolifts rental and hire for one-off projects.