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Vacuum Components, Suction Heads and Replacement Parts

Identify vacuum heads, cups, lifting tubes, hoses, controls and service parts by function and interface. Compare documented sizes and compatibility inputs.

Choose a replacement from the installed equipment and interface. Choose a new head from the workpiece and the complete lifting system. These are different requests: replacing a worn seal should not silently become a change to the lifting configuration.

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Filters include documented loads and overlapping conditional ranges. A range does not guarantee its upper value for every workpiece. Check material, seal, orientation and complete configuration.

26 configurations

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Function

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Information that identifies the part

Package contact

ET-VC-PAD-BAG-180 — Vacuum Cup for Bags & Boxes

180 × 370 mm bag/box cup; show actual head and attachment.

Panel contact

ET-VC-PAD-SHEET-4 — Four-Pad Suction Head for Large Panels

Four 140 × 370 mm pads; show layout and lifting-unit connection.

Tilting head

ET-VC-HEAD-FLIP — Panel Tilting Suction Head

90° MDF head; approved host and load scope need confirmation.

Lifting element

ET-VC-TUBE — Vacuum Lifting Tube

100–300 mm catalog diameter range; match the installed lifting unit.

Supply hose

ET-VC-HOSE — Vacuum Supply Hose

32 / 52 mm diameter options and 10 m supply length. This is not a lifting tube.

Filtration

ET-VC-FILTER — Vacuum Filter

Installed filter identity, element and connections.

Indication / alarm

ET-VC-GAUGE — Vacuum Gauge & Alarm Assembly

Gauge/sensor connection and control function.

Vacuum source

ET-VC-PUMP — Vacuum Pump / Blower

Existing source identity, supply, performance and system interface.

Control handles have their own limits

Handle

Documented selection detail

Type A — Single-Hand Control Handle

Single-hand arrangement; maximum compatible bag load 45 kg; 90° tilt and 360° rotation.

Type B — Joystick Control Handle

Joystick control; stated 1,700 mm operating height range.

Type C — Extended Two-Hand Control Handle

Extended two-hand control; series maximum compatible load 250 kg.

Type E — Extended Motorcycle-Style Control Handle

350 / 550 / 750 mm handle options; handle length is not crane reach.

Prepare one clear identification set

  • Machine model/serial and a photo of the component installed.
  • Overview and close-up of the part, with a scale or dimensioned drawing.
  • Seal profile, connection/thread/flange and material identification if available.
  • The symptom or reason for replacement, and any recent change in the workpiece.

Do not select a cup by outside diameter alone. Seal geometry, effective contact, material and connection can differ. Silicone or stainless-steel descriptions also do not establish food-contact or hygienic certification.

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Does a component need its own machine lifting capacity?

Some components have a stated application or compatibility limit, while others are selected by interface and function. Do not invent a standalone machine load for a filter, valve or hose.

Will a larger pump fix low vacuum?

Not necessarily. Contact leakage, a damaged seal, blocked filter or unsuitable interface may be the cause. Use the support process before changing the source.

Prepare a comparable quotation

Provide the installed machine identity, part photographs, interface dimensions and the required quantity. For a new head or source, add the workpiece range and the complete lifting arrangement.

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