Description
Overview
The GRABO V2 is a battery-powered vacuum lifter with an analog pressure gauge, an ergonomic slim handle and sealed controls. It grips suitable smooth or lightly textured construction surfaces, giving installers a handhold for positioning tile, stone, glass and panels.
Features
- Slim PRO-style handle and controlled pressure-release button.
- Five-LED battery indicator.
- Rubber-sealed controls and replaceable foam seal.
- 14.8 V platform for compatible GRABO accessories and replacement parts.



What's Included
- GRABO V2 vacuum lifter.
- One rechargeable battery.
- Multi-socket charger.
- One foam seal.
- Protective canvas carrying bag.
- Operator’s manual.
Specifications
- Model: GV2-1B-FB-1S
- Battery: 14.8 V DC, 2,600 mAh lithium-ion
- Power: 16 W
- Maximum vacuum: 11.6 psi / 0.8 bar / 80 kPa
- Airflow: 0.7 CFM / 20 L/min
- Continuous runtime: Up to approximately 1.5 hours
- Charging time: Approximately 2 hours
- Pump service life: 100,000+ cycles / 800+ hours, as specified
- Weight with battery: 3.3 lb / 1.54 kg
- Dimensions: 11.77 × 7.22 × 4.79 in
- Operating temperature: 32–140°F / 0–60°C
- Maximum lift: 375 lb / 170 kg; material and direction dependent
- Manufacturer working-load limit: 265 lb / 120 kg on nonporous surfaces; observe lower applicable limits
Material Holding Figures
Published holding figures depend on test conditions and do not replace the working-load limits and safety instructions.
- Glass / ceramic tile: Perpendicular 375 lb (170 kg); parallel 265 lb (120 kg)
- Metal: Perpendicular and parallel 242 lb (110 kg)
- Plastic: Perpendicular and parallel 220 lb (100 kg)
- Wood: Perpendicular 220 lb (100 kg); parallel 143 lb (65 kg)
- Rough slate / rough concrete: Perpendicular and parallel 176 lb (80 kg)
- Drywall: Perpendicular 165 lb (75 kg); parallel 143 lb (65 kg)
Applications
Use for positioning suitable large-format porcelain or ceramic tile, stone, glass, plywood and drywall. Establish the grip on a clean, sufficiently even surface and monitor the analog gauge. Do not treat the maximum holding figures in Specifications as universal safe working loads.
Selection and Use
- Perpendicular hold is a pull away from the surface; parallel hold is a pull along it. Select the applicable material and direction and follow the tool’s safe-load instructions.
- The manufacturer specifies surface variation under 3 mm. Porosity, contamination and unevenness affect the grip and allowable load.
- Do not attach to glass thinner than 6 mm; vacuum pressure can damage thin glass. Do not use to support or climb with a person.
- The V2 has an analog gauge, not the PRO’s digital automatic-control system. Check the gauge and follow the V2 operating procedure throughout use.