Load faster and get quick return on investment

Repetitive manual handling of boxes is time consuming and risky – both to the contents of your boxes and the safety and well-being of your employees.

TAWI vacuum assisted lifting enables your employees to lift boxes faster and more securely than ever before. Our systems can be customised to suit your workflow or physical requirements. The tools can be adapted to enable easy lifting of a wide range of goods.

TAWI’s vacuum box lifting systems save valuable man hours, reduce workplace injuries, and minimize damage to the goods being moved. All of which means that an investment in a TAWI vacuum lifter pays for itself in no time flat.

Clever Swedish design

Our vacuum lifters are designed to ensure the most accurate handling in the easiest possible manner. A suction foot holds the load securely in place throughout the operation and until the load has safely reached the pallet or floor. A unique overhead suspension system allows the vacuum lifter to be kept out of the way of the moving operations and to be operated in 360 degrees. If power is cut during operations, a safety valve shuts down and the load is lowered to the floor gently and under complete control.

All TAWI vacuum lifters are easy to install and can be adjusted to suit whatever specific needs your operation may have.

Designed to work the way that you work

No two loading operations are identical. That’s why we have made TAWI lifters to be as flexible as possible, allowing customization to suit your specific needs. The system is easily integrated into your facilities and your existing workflow. The lifter’s ergonomic handles are easily adjusted for both left- and right-handed users, and the innovative design allows you to easily handle all sizes of boxes, gripping them from the top or from the side with both flexibility and fingertip precision.

This adaptable system gives you the freedom to move wherever you need and to ensure optimal box handling both now and in the future.

In addition, a TAWI box lifter requires a minimum amount of training, enabling users to get up and running within minutes.