6" Rigid Handle Hand Cup for Flat Surfaces - Pack of 4

Wood's Powr-Grip LP6RH — 6" Aluminum Rigid Offset Handle Vacuum Hand Cup for Flat Surfaces (70 lbs / 32 kg) — Pack of 4

The Wood's Powr-Grip LP6RH is a compact, versatile vacuum hand cup featuring an aluminum offset fixed handle that prevents the attached load from swinging or changing orientation during the lift — providing controlled, stable handling of flat smooth, nonporous materials. Featuring a 6" (15 cm) standard rubber suction pad (Model LP6) and an industrial-grade plastic plunger, the LP6RH is rated for loads up to 70 lbs (32 kg) on flat surfaces and is operable down to 0°F (-18°C). Compact enough to fit in a toolbox or large pocket, the LP6RH is a practical everyday carry tool for glaziers, tile setters, stone installers, and general contractors who need a reliable flat-surface vacuum cup available at all times. Sold as a Pack of 4 (SKU: 91330, Model: LP6RH), the kit provides redundant tooling for multi-cup lifts and high-volume operations. Manufactured by Wood's Powr-Grip.

Key Features & Benefits

Aluminum Offset Fixed Handle — Prevents Load Swing and Rotation

The LP6RH’s offset fixed handle is specifically designed to prevent the attached load from swinging or changing orientation when lifted — keeping the panel at a controlled, predictable angle throughout the lift and positioning operation. This is the correct handle geometry for applications where load orientation must be maintained during the lift: positioning tile or stone precisely into place, carrying flat glass panels without rotation, and any application where an uncontrolled swing would cause the panel to strike adjacent surfaces or personnel. The aluminum construction makes the handle lighter than equivalent steel-handle cups while maintaining the rigidity needed for controlled lifting. This is the same offset fixed handle concept as the TL6RH, applied to the LP6 pad family.

Compact Form Factor — Fits in a Toolbox or Large Pocket

The LP6RH is specifically noted for its compact size — small enough to fit in a toolbox or large pocket, making it a practical everyday carry tool for tradespeople who need a reliable vacuum cup available at all times without dedicated storage. This portability advantage makes the LP6RH the correct choice for contractors, installers, and service technicians who work across multiple job sites and need a capable flat-surface cup that travels with their standard tool kit rather than requiring separate transport.

LP6 Standard Rubber Suction Pad — 6" Flat Surface Attachment

The 6" (15 cm) LP6 pad provides reliable vacuum attachment on flat, smooth, nonporous surfaces. The LP6 is a distinct pad model from the TL6 (used on the TL6 family of cups) — replacement pads must be specified as LP6 when ordering. Replacement LP6 pads are available separately through Wood’s Powr-Grip authorized distributors.

Aluminum Handle with Industrial-Grade Plastic Plunger

The aluminum handle provides a lightweight yet rigid grip for controlled flat-surface lifting, while the industrial-grade plastic plunger delivers rust-resistant vacuum engagement. The aluminum construction resists corrosion in wet and outdoor environments, making the LP6RH suitable for use in glazing, tile installation, and outdoor construction environments where moisture exposure is common.

70 lb (32 kg) Rated Load Capacity

The LP6RH is rated for loads up to 70 lbs (32 kg) on flat, smooth, nonporous surfaces — covering the majority of standard glass panels, tile, and stone pieces encountered in everyday installation work. The pack-of-4 configuration supports multi-cup coordinated lifts for panels exceeding the single-cup rating.

Extended Low-Temperature Rating (0°F / -18°C)

The LP6RH is rated for operation down to 0°F (-18°C), making it suitable for outdoor winter job sites, cold storage environments, and any application where standard 10°F-rated cups may experience reduced rubber performance. This cold rating is shared with the TL6 family and is colder than most other WPG hand cups.

Red-Line Vacuum Loss Indicator — Vacuum Pad Protector Included — Pack of 4

The built-in red-line indicator provides a continuous visual warning if vacuum pressure drops significantly during a lift. Each LP6RH ships with a vacuum pad protector to keep the LP6 pad clean and protected during storage and transport. The pack-of-4 configuration provides redundant tooling for multi-cup lifts and ensures replacement cups are on hand when a pad requires service.

Common Applications

Tile and Stone Installation — Precise Controlled Placement

Tile setters and stone installers use the LP6RH to lift and precisely position flat tile and stone pieces where the offset fixed handle’s orientation control prevents the piece from rotating during placement. The compact size allows the cup to be carried in a tool belt or apron pocket and deployed quickly for individual tile and stone positioning throughout the workday.

Flat Glass Panel Handling

Glaziers and glass installers use the LP6RH for flat glass panel handling where controlled orientation is required and the compact form factor is an advantage. The 70 lb capacity covers most standard glass panel sizes encountered in residential and light commercial glazing work.

General Contractor and Multi-Trade Use

General contractors and multi-trade installers who need a reliable flat-surface vacuum cup available across a range of tasks — without carrying a dedicated large cup — use the LP6RH for its combination of 70 lb capacity, compact size, and controlled-orientation handle. The pack-of-4 configuration ensures multiple cups are available for crew use.

Cold Weather and Outdoor Job Sites

The 0°F cold rating makes the LP6RH suitable for outdoor winter construction, cold storage facility work, and any outdoor application where standard 10°F-rated cups may not perform reliably. The aluminum handle resists corrosion in wet and outdoor environments.

Multi-Cup Coordinated Lifts

The pack-of-4 configuration supports multi-cup coordinated lifts for panels or objects exceeding the 70 lb single-cup rating. Multiple LP6RH cups can be positioned across a flat panel surface, with each cup’s offset fixed handle maintaining consistent load orientation at each attachment point.

Compatible Materials

• Flat plate glass and float glass
• Tempered and laminated safety glass (flat)
• Glazed ceramic and polished porcelain tile (flat)
• Polished granite, marble, and natural stone (flat)
• Engineered stone and quartz composite (flat)
• Smooth painted or coated metal panels (flat)
• Acrylic sheet and polycarbonate panels (flat)
• Any smooth, nonporous flat surface with load ≤ 70 lbs per cup

Not compatible with: curved surfaces (flat only); rough, textured, or porous surfaces; surfaces contaminated with oil, wax, or debris in the pad contact area; concrete, brick, unpolished stone, wood, or drywall.

Product Documents

• LP6RH Instructions (PDF)
• LP6RH Troubleshooting Guide (PDF)

Application Instructions

Step 1: Surface and Material Assessment

1. Confirm the surface is smooth, flat, and nonporous — do not proceed on rough, textured, porous, or curved surfaces.
2. Clean the pad contact area — remove dust, oil, moisture, and debris.
3. Verify the panel or object weight does not exceed 70 lbs (32 kg) per cup.

Step 2: Pad Inspection and Preparation

1. Inspect the LP6 suction pad for cuts, cracks, hardening, or contamination. Replace if damaged.
2. Wipe the pad face clean before each lift.
3. In cold environments, verify pad flexibility above 0°F (-18°C) before use.

Step 3: Attaching the Cup

1. Position the pad flat against the surface with full perimeter contact across the 6" diameter.
2. Engage the vacuum mechanism using the aluminum handle/plunger until firm resistance is felt.
3. Check the red-line vacuum indicator — confirm it shows a stable, full vacuum before lifting.
4. Apply a controlled test load (firm downward pull) to verify seal integrity before committing to the full lift.

Step 4: Lifting, Positioning, and Release

1. Lift using the aluminum handle — the offset fixed handle will maintain the load’s orientation; the panel will not swing or rotate freely.
2. Monitor the red-line indicator continuously throughout the lift and during positioning.
3. Do not exceed the 70 lb (32 kg) rated load capacity per cup.
4. Lower the load fully to a stable surface before releasing the vacuum.
5. Engage the release mechanism slowly and in a controlled manner.
6. Clean the pad after use and store with the vacuum pad protector.

Technical Specifications

Safety Data Summary

Hazard Information

• Vacuum loss during a lift can result in sudden load drop, causing serious injury or property damage
• Overloading beyond 70 lbs (32 kg) per cup may cause sudden cup release without warning
• Use on curved, rough, textured, or porous surfaces will prevent a full pad seal — flat surfaces only
• Damaged or contaminated suction pads must be replaced before use
• In cold environments, verify pad flexibility and seal integrity before each lift — rubber performance approaches its limit at 0°F (-18°C)
• Do not use above 5,000 ft (1,500 m) elevation

Personal Protective Equipment

• Safety glasses or face shield when handling glass panels
• Cut-resistant gloves rated for glass, tile, and stone handling
• Steel-toed safety footwear
• Insulated gloves and appropriate cold-weather PPE when operating at or near 0°F (-18°C)

Safe Handling

• Inspect the pad and clean the contact area before each lift
• Never exceed the rated 70 lb load capacity per cup
• Monitor the red-line indicator continuously — lower the load immediately if vacuum loss is detected
• Store with the vacuum pad protector to maintain pad condition between uses

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What makes the LP6RH different from the TL6RH?
A: Both use an offset fixed handle that prevents load swing and rotation, and both are rated for 70 lbs and 0°F. The key differences are the pad family and handle material: the LP6RH uses the LP6 pad and an aluminum handle, while the TL6RH uses the TL6 pad and a metal handle. The LP6RH is also specifically noted for its compact size — small enough to fit in a toolbox or large pocket. Replacement pads are not interchangeable between the two models (LP6 vs. TL6). Choose based on which pad family is appropriate for your application and whether the compact form factor of the LP6RH is an advantage.

Q: Why does the offset fixed handle matter?
A: The offset fixed handle prevents the attached load from swinging or rotating freely when lifted — keeping the panel at a controlled, predictable angle throughout the lift. This is the correct handle geometry when load orientation must be maintained during the lift, such as when positioning tile or stone precisely into place or carrying flat glass panels without rotation. If you need the load to swing freely or reorient during the lift, use a bail handle cup (such as the TL6FH) instead.

Q: What replacement pad does the LP6RH use?
A: The LP6RH uses the LP6 standard rubber pad (6" diameter). This is a different pad from the TL6 (used on TL6 family cups) — do not substitute a TL6 pad. Replacement LP6 pads are available separately through Wood’s Powr-Grip authorized distributors.

Q: Is this product made to order?
A: Yes. This product is made to order and all sales are final. Please confirm your surface type, load requirements, and operating environment before placing your order.

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