Suction Mechanism: The Glass Vacuum features a suction pad or cups that adhere firmly to the glass surface when pressure is applied. This creates a vacuum seal, generating suction and ensuring a secure grip on the glass. The suction mechanism is typically operated using a manual pump or a powered vacuum system.

Load Capacity: Glass vacuums are designed to accommodate different weight capacities, allowing for the safe lifting and maneuvering of various glass panel sizes and thicknesses. They are engineered to support heavy loads, ensuring stability during transportation and installation processes.

Durability and Safety: Glass vacuums are constructed from high-quality materials, such as robust plastics and durable rubber suction pads, which provide longevity and reliability. They are engineered to withstand the demands of heavy-duty use, ensuring safety and minimizing the risk of accidents or glass breakage.

Ergonomic Design: These devices are ergonomically designed to provide comfort and ease of use. They often feature handles or grips that allow for a secure and comfortable hold during operation. The design helps reduce operator fatigue and ensures optimal control and precision.