Montolit · Oval

Montolit GECONE battery gripster for tiles

Model: GECONEIdentical to 4 other listings5 head-to-heads
Montolit GECONE battery gripster for tiles
Price
€278
Load capacity
n/a
Suction pad
Oval
Per €100
n/a
OvalRemovable battery
  • Two replaceable batteries with charger
  • Carry case
  • Professional battery gripster

Ranking among 265 gripsters of shape "Oval"

Pricetypical value €71
cheaper than 5% of models

Overview

The Montolit GECONE battery gripster for tiles is an electric vacuum lifter with an oval suction pad. It costs around €278. The Montolit brand comes from Italy.

Price and load capacity compared

Among the 265 oval vacuum grippers in this comparison, it ranks in the most expensive quarter.

Drive and operation

Power comes from a removable battery. When it runs flat, you simply insert a charged one and keep working without a charging break. A separate charger is used for charging.

Seal and applications

The sealing lip is rubber. On smooth surfaces such as glass, polished tiles and stone it seals very tightly and lasts a long time; on rough or textured surfaces it is at a disadvantage. According to the data sheet it is suitable for tiles, large-format tiles and natural stone.

Strengths

  • Removable battery: no waiting while charging
  • Durable rubber seal
  • Comes with a carry case

Weaknesses

  • More expensive than most comparable models

Specifications

BrandMontolit
ModelGECONE
ShapeOval
Suction padn/a
Load capacity (manufacturer rating)n/a
DriveElectric (battery)
BatteryRemovable battery
Battery capacityn/a
Batteries included2
Charging portExternal charger
Automatic re-pumpn/a
Indicatorn/a
SealRubber
Vibration functionNo
Quantity1
Carry caseYes
Brand originItaly
Made inn/a
ApplicationsTiles, Large-format tiles, Natural stone
Price€278

Identical listings

This device is sold in practically identical form under 5 names. Prices range from €95 to €278. This listing is €183 more than the cheapest identical device.

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