Quattrolifts | Glass Handling Equipment | Mule 660

Supplier: Quattrolifts

The Mule 660 is designed to assist glass workers to unload, rotate and transport large plates of glass in shop.

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It has a lifting capacity of 300 Kg's (660 Lbs). It can rotate glass measuring up to 4400 mm (180").

The Mule 660 has a 12 volt battery powered vacuum pump. The Mule 660 was designed to allow glazing shops handle heavy glass on and off edgework machines, glass dollies and trucks with greater safety and ease.

The Mule 660 has a lifting capacity of 300 Kg's (660 Lbs) and can be operated by one person. The Mule 660 can rotate glass 360 degrees allowing long and heavy sheets of glass to be loaded onto an edgework machine.

The Mule 660 is operated by a portable DC vacuum pump applying vacuum to four 280 mm (11") cups. The vacuum pump arms can be swivelled allowing for long narrow plates to be handled safely.

The Mule 660 complies with all relevant European Directives.

Benefits of using The Mule 660

Used as an alternative to an overhead crane to handle heavy sheets of glass
Save money as the Mule 660 is about one quarter the cost of a basic overhead crane
Reduce manpower when rotating plates of glass needed for edgework machines
Reduced OSHA risks due to reduced hazardous manual handling of glass
Improved productivity as fewer people are required to do the same work
Use areas of the glazing shop not serviced by an overhead crane
Safely load trucks outside the glazing shop

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It has a lifting capacity of 300 Kg's (660 Lbs). It can rotate glass measuring up to 4400 mm (180").

The Mule 660 is operated by a portable DC vacuum pump applying vacuum to four 280 mm (11") cups. The vacuum pump arms can be swivelled allowing for long narrow plates to be handled safely.

The Mule 660 complies with all relevant European Directives.

Benefits of using The Mule 660

Used as an alternative to an overhead crane to handle heavy sheets of glass
Save money as the Mule 660 is about one quarter the cost of a basic overhead crane
Reduce manpower when rotating plates of glass needed for edgework machines
Reduced OSHA risks due to reduced hazardous manual handling of glass
Improved productivity as fewer people are required to do the same work
Use areas of the glazing shop not serviced by an overhead crane
Safely load trucks outside the glazing shop

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