
XIIW vs. Rubi
Two vacuum gripper brands in a data comparison: 5 models from XIIW against 4 models from Rubi, with prices, capacity, batteries and features.
The brands in numbers
| XIIW | Rubi | |
|---|---|---|
| Number of models | 5 | 4 |
| Price (median) | €50 | €96 |
| Price range | €32 to €100 | €34 to €103 |
| Capacity (median) | 280 kg | 140 kg |
| Highest load capacity | 300 kg | 150 kg |
| Capacity per €100 (median) | 661 kg | 146 kg |
| Share with USB-C | 0% | 75% |
| Share with removable battery | 80% | 0% |
| Share with digital display | 100% | 75% |
| Share with automatic re-pump | 60% | 25% |
Price and capacity of all models
The brands at a glance
XIIW has 5 models in this comparison, Rubi has 4. XIIW comes from China, Rubi from Spain.
Prices and load capacity
The median price per lifter is €50 for XIIW (range €32 to €100) and €96 for Rubi (range €34 to €103). Typical load capacity is 280 kg versus 140 kg; the strongest models reach 300 kg and 150 kg respectively. On value for money, XIIW leads with 661 kg per €100, ahead of Rubi (146 kg).
Features and shapes
The feature focus differs: USB-C charging on 0 versus 75 percent of models, a removable battery on 80 versus 0 percent of models and a digital display on 100 versus 75 percent of models (XIIW named first). By shape, the XIIW range is 40 percent round and 60 percent oval, the Rubi range 75 percent round and 25 percent oval.
Models head to head
XIIW models



XIIW 10-inch battery vacuum lifter, twin pack with four 3,000 mAh batteries


Rubi models


Rubi OCTO-USB Energy 8-inch battery vacuum lifter (item no. 66967)

Rubi OCTO-USB Energy 8-inch battery gripster with digital display
