Choose by function and interface
Requirement | Details needed |
|---|---|
Replace a cup or sealing ring | Machine identity, part profile, dimensions, connection and contact material. |
Change the lifting head | Workpiece range, orientation, head weight and approved system connection. |
Handle/control replacement | Control function, connection arrangement and existing part identification. |
Source/filter/hose review | Supply, air path, dimensions, filtration and observed system behaviour. |
Diameter alone is not a specification
Identify the working seal and its attachment, not only the outside size. A visually similar cup can use a different profile, material or interface. A changed head can alter the complete operating arrangement; use the approved combination and its limits.
Find the matching component record
The equipment directory separates control handles, vacuum indication, valves, quick-change connections and other component functions. Some of these parts have no independent lifting rating. Use the detailed record and the machine identity to define what is required.
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Further questions for your purchasing review
Which details identify the suction cup or head for a quotation?
Part specification, material, interface, quantity and equipment compatibility determine the quotation.
Compare a contact head with a supply component
Component | Documented scope | Selection input |
|---|---|---|
180 × 370 mm bag/box cup. | Filled packaging and the head connection. | |
Four 140 × 370 mm pads for panel contact. | Panel geometry and the approved lifting arrangement. | |
90° MDF tilting head. | Host, panel contact and permitted load/orientation. | |
32 / 52 mm supply hose options, 10 m supply length. | Supply path and connections; this is not the lifting tube. |
Replacement identification photographs
Provide one image of the part installed, one of the entire part and a close-up of the connection or seal profile with dimensions. Include any readable part number. These views distinguish an interface-compatible replacement from a similar-looking component.