Glass lift robot handles heavy glass panels for curtain‑wall installation and glass‑processing workshops. This vacuum‑suction manipulator equipment adopts a reliable vacuum pumping system, which can perform lifting, rotating, and tilting operations for large‑size glass sheets. Multiple load‑capacity configurations adapt to workshop glass handling and high‑rise building on‑site glazing construction assignments.
Glass Lift Robot Complete Technical Specification Table
| Model Type | YG-LD-300 | YG-LD-400 | YG-LD-500 | YG-LD-600 | YG-LD-800 | |
| Load Capacity | 300kg(retract)150kg(extend) | 400kg(retract)200kg(extend) | 500kg(retract)250kg(extend) | 600kg(retract)300kg(extend) | 800kg(retract)400kg(extend) | |
| Lifting Height | 3500mm | 3500mm | 3700mm | 3700mm | 4500mm | |
| QTY of Suction Cap | 4pcs | 4pcs | 6pcs | 6pcs | 8pcs | |
| Rubber Suction Cap | 300mm | Ø300mm | Ø300mm | Ø300mm | Ø300mm | |
| Maintenance-free Battery | 2x12V/80AH | 2x12V/100AH | 2x12V/120AH | 2x12V/120AH | 2x12V/120AH | |
| Battery Charger | Smart Charger | Smart Charger | Smart Charger | Smart Charger | Smart Charger | |
| Drive motor | 24V/1200W | 24V/1200W | 24V/1200W | 24V/1200W | 24V/1200W | |
| Lifting Motor | 24V/2000W/6L | 24V/2000W/6L | 24V/2000W/6L | 24V/2000W/6L | 24V/2000W/12L | |
| Chassis L*W | 2660*810mm | 2660*810mm | 2800*810mm | 2800*810mm | 2800*810mm | |
| Driving Wheel | Ø250x80mm | Ø250x80mm | Ø300x100mm | Ø300x100mm | Ø300x125mm | |
| Packing Size(mm) | 2560*1030*1700 | 2560*1030*1700 | 2580*1050*1700 | 2580*1050*1700 | 3000*1250*2300 | |
| N.W/G.W | 1100/1150kg | 1280/1330kg | 1300/1350kg | 1400/1450kg | 1600/1650kg | |
| Loading Qty | 1x20GP/40GP: 6SETS/12SETS | |||||
| Movement | Automatic(4 kinds) | 1. The suction cup frame flips 180° electrically. 2. The support plate automatically retracts. 3. The hydraulic arm lifts electrically. 4. The base of the whole machine moves 100- 150 mm horizontally. | ||||
| Manual (2kinds) | 1. The suction cup holder can be manually rotated 90 degrees (electrically powered, optional). 2. The suction cup holder can be manually rotated 360 degrees (electrically powered, optional). | |||||
| Usages | Mainly used for the handling, movement, and installation of materials such as glass, marble, wood, iron plates, etc. | |||||
Three standard‑load models of glass handling robots cover different glass‑panel handling requirements. Medium‑capacity units satisfy workshop inner‑plant transfer tasks, and heavy‑duty versions adapt to large‑size curtain‑wall construction sites; the robot can be matched with truck‑mounted cranes or tower cranes for high‑altitude glazing work.
Working Principle Of Glass Handling Robot
This glass‑handling manipulator relies on dual vacuum pump groups to generate negative pressure inside suction cups, and the glazing robot for sale makes multiple suckers closely fit the smooth surface of glass panels. Electric drive assemblies complete 360‑degree rotation and 0‑90‑degree tilting for attitude adjustment. Real‑time vacuum pressure monitoring modules track negative‑pressure values during lifting operations. In case of power failure, the vacuum energy‑storage tank maintains suction force for a certain period to prevent sudden glass dropping. Operators control all actions via a wired or wireless remote‑controller to finish glass transporting and positioning.
Core Operational Advantages Of Glazing Robot For Sale
- Dual‑circuit vacuum protection: Dual vacuum pump configuration plus energy‑storage tank mitigate dropping risks caused by single‑pump failure.
- Flexible multi‑angle adjustment: 360° rotation and 0‑90° electric tilting meet on‑site multi‑posture glass installation demands.
- Dual‑mode control system: Both wired handle and wireless remote control adapt to narrow‑space and long‑distance operating scenarios.
- Modular sucker combination: Suction‑cup groups of the glass lift robot can be partially disassembled to fit glass sheets of different lengths and widths.
- Real‑time pressure monitoring: Visual vacuum‑pressure gauge reminds operators of abnormal negative‑pressure changes during operation.
- Wide‑range compatibility: Can cooperate with tower cranes, truck cranes, and other hoisting equipment for high‑altitude curtain‑wall glazing.
Site construction crews can adjust sucker layout according to actual glass dimensions before starting hoisting work.
Multi‑Domain Application Coverage For Glass Lift Robot
This vacuum glass‑handling hardware fulfills material‑handling tasks across multiple construction and manufacturing sectors worldwide:
- Curtain‑wall Construction Project: Hoisting and positioning large glass panels for high‑rise building exterior curtain‑wall installation.
- Glass Deep‑Processing Factory: Internal workshop turnover, cutting‑table feeding, and finished‑glass stacking operations.
- Door‑and‑Window Manufacturing Plant: Transport large‑size tempered glass for door‑window product assembly workflows.
- Commercial Building Renovation: Old‑building glass curtain‑wall replacement and renovation assignments.
- Exhibition‑Hall & Stadium Construction: Large‑size architectural glass installation for public landmark buildings.
Practical Procurement & Model‑Selection Guidance For Glass Handling Robot
Buyers select YG‑series configuration mainly according to maximum glass weight and glass panel dimensions. YG‑GL400 suits small‑medium size glass for factory‑workshop turnover; YG‑GL600 balances load and dimension for general‑purpose curtain‑wall construction; YG‑GL800 glazing robot for sale targets heavy large‑format architectural glass hoisting.
Confirm matching hoisting‑crane conditions before ordering. Extra spare suction‑cup assemblies can be ordered separately as wearing parts, and the robot for sale accepts partial sucker‑group disassembly adjustment for special‑size glass panels.
Frequently Asked Technical Questions About Glazing Robot For Sale
Review common technical and configuration‑related questions before ordering vacuum glass‑lifting manipulator machinery to eliminate pre‑purchase doubts.
A: It adopts a dual vacuum pump circuit plus a vacuum energy‑storage tank, together with real‑time vacuum pressure monitoring to lower glass‑falling risks.
A: Equipped with a wired handle and wireless remote‑control dual‑control mode to adapt to different site operating distances.
A: Yes. The sucker groups adopt a modular combined structure; partial disassembly supports adapting to glass panels of varying dimensions.
A: It can work with tower cranes, truck‑mounted cranes, and other common site hoisting machinery for high‑altitude glazing assignments.
A: Factory supplies pre‑shipment inspection, operation documentation, spare‑parts supply, and remote technical troubleshooting for global dealers and end‑users.
Factory Supply & Customer Inquiry Support Of Glass Lift Robot
YG Machinery manufactures full YG‑series vacuum glass‑lifting manipulator equipment alongside diversified construction‑machinery portfolios. Every finished unit completes a full‑function running‑in inspection before seaworthy export‑grade packaging.
Each shipment includes operation manuals and basic fitting components. Our engineering team offers model‑selection consultation and online technical assistance for global dealers and direct end‑users. Bulk‑purchase contracts enjoy priority spare‑part‑delivery privileges. Submit your maximum glass weight and typical glass dimensions to obtain a customised factory quotation.
