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Aardwolf Lifter

The Aardwolf
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Aardwolf LLC Hamlet 1B, An Phu Ward,Thuan An District, Binh Duong Province, VietNam PHONE: +84 650 3712840 WEB: http://www.aardwolf.com.au EMAIL: sales@aardwolf.com.au

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Ideal for construction work. Because the clamping mechanism is to the front of the slab, the Aardwolf Lifters allow panels to be placed close against walls.

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The Aardwolf Lifters grip slabs firmly.

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Available in black and white rubber.

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Available in black and white rubber.

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Size: Being of a compact construction, the Aardwolf Lifters allow for close packed slabs to be lifted out of racks and containers. Lower height slabs placed alongside of taller slabs offer no problem, as is the case with scissor clamps.

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Safety: Requires only a small movement of the slab to engage and grip the slab, which is generally well below the over balance angle thus eliminating the danger to the operator.

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The patented range of ‘Aardwolf Lifters’ are accessories for lifting and moving slab-form loads. The Aardwolf Lifters incorporate a spring-loaded latch that automatically releases the lifter from the slab once the slab has been fully lowered to the ground. This makes the process of lifting and lowering of slabs a cost and labour-saving one-man operation.

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