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All-Vac
Verti-Lifter StandUp Floor Tile Puller 33" length with dual 4" cup
For individual between 5'9" and 6'2" in height
The All VAC Verti-Lifter StandUp Floor Tile Puller (A6550-33) is an ergonomically designed tool that eliminates the back and arm strain associated with lifting raised access floor tiles. Developed with input from ergonomics professionals, this innovative floor tile puller features a long handle that allows operators to work from a standing position. The lightweight yet rugged construction makes it ideal for professionals who need to repeatedly access underfloor areas in data centers, server rooms, and commercial facilities.
Q: What types of floor tiles can this tool lift?
A: The Verti-Lifter is designed specifically for raised access floor tile panels commonly found in data centers, server rooms, and commercial buildings with underfloor cable management systems.
Q: How does this tool reduce back strain?
A: The long handle design allows you to lift floor tiles from a standing position, eliminating the need to bend over or kneel down repeatedly. It was developed with assistance from an ergonomist to minimize physical strain.
Q: Is the Verti-Lifter portable enough to carry between job sites?
A: Yes, the Verti-Lifter is designed to be lightweight and portable while maintaining rugged construction, making it easy to transport and use across multiple locations.
Q: Can this tool handle repeated lifting throughout the day?
A: Absolutely. The Verti-Lifter is engineered to make repeated lifting of raised floor tile panels fast, easy, and safe, ideal for professionals who need to access underfloor areas frequently.
Q: Is this tool difficult to operate?
A: No, the Verti-Lifter features a simple, user-friendly design that requires minimal training or effort to operate effectively.
Q: Who should use this floor tile puller?
A: This tool is ideal for IT professionals, facility maintenance staff, electricians, and anyone who regularly works with raised access floor systems and wants to reduce physical strain from repetitive lifting.
All-Vac
Verti-Lifter StandUp Floor Tile Puller 33" length with dual 4" cup
For individual between 5'9" and 6'2" in height
The All VAC Verti-Lifter StandUp Floor Tile Puller (A6550-33) is an ergonomically designed tool that eliminates the back and arm strain associated with lifting raised access floor tiles. Developed with input from ergonomics professionals, this innovative floor tile puller features a long handle that allows operators to work from a standing position. The lightweight yet rugged construction makes it ideal for professionals who need to repeatedly access underfloor areas in data centers, server rooms, and commercial facilities.
Q: What types of floor tiles can this tool lift?
A: The Verti-Lifter is designed specifically for raised access floor tile panels commonly found in data centers, server rooms, and commercial buildings with underfloor cable management systems.
Q: How does this tool reduce back strain?
A: The long handle design allows you to lift floor tiles from a standing position, eliminating the need to bend over or kneel down repeatedly. It was developed with assistance from an ergonomist to minimize physical strain.
Q: Is the Verti-Lifter portable enough to carry between job sites?
A: Yes, the Verti-Lifter is designed to be lightweight and portable while maintaining rugged construction, making it easy to transport and use across multiple locations.
Q: Can this tool handle repeated lifting throughout the day?
A: Absolutely. The Verti-Lifter is engineered to make repeated lifting of raised floor tile panels fast, easy, and safe, ideal for professionals who need to access underfloor areas frequently.
Q: Is this tool difficult to operate?
A: No, the Verti-Lifter features a simple, user-friendly design that requires minimal training or effort to operate effectively.
Q: Who should use this floor tile puller?
A: This tool is ideal for IT professionals, facility maintenance staff, electricians, and anyone who regularly works with raised access floor systems and wants to reduce physical strain from repetitive lifting.
