GRABO Pro Brushless in action
World's #1 Portable Vacuum Lifter

Lift 375 Lbs
with One Hand.

GRABO is the battery-powered vacuum lifter that lets you move glass, tile, stone, wood, and concrete solo -- even on rough and porous surfaces where suction cups fail. Starting at $199.

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lbs Capacity
3.3 lbs
Tool Weight
10+
Surface Types
GRABO Pro Brushless vacuum lifter
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The Problem

Heavy Materials.
Heavy Problems.

Every day on the jobsite, you hit the same wall.

The stone slab is too heavy to position alone. The glass panel needs four hands to place safely. The large-format tile cracks because your grip slipped. And the suction cup you bought last year? It won't seal on anything that isn't perfectly smooth.

You lose time waiting for help. You risk your back, your materials, and your reputation.

There's a better way to work.

Worker struggling with heavy materials on a construction site
See It In Action

See GRABO in Action

Watch how GRABO transforms jobsite productivity across industries.

One tool. One hand. Up to 375 lbs. On any surface.

Shop Now — Starting at $199
Our Products

Find Your GRABO

Four models. One mission. Choose the GRABO that fits your trade, your workload, and your budget.

GRABO Classic
Up to 170 lbs / 77 kg

GRABO Classic

The original electric vacuum lifter. Perfect for glass, smooth tile, and everyday materials. The ideal entry point for DIY and light professional work.

Best for: DIYers, light-duty tile & glass

GRABO Pro
Up to 250 lbs / 113 kg

GRABO Pro

Digital pressure gauge, enhanced foam ring, and hard carrying case. Works on rough, wet, and porous surfaces for daily professional use.

Best for: Daily-use pros, tile & stone

Max Power
GRABO High Flow
Up to 375 lbs / 170 kg

GRABO High Flow

Maximum vacuum force for the biggest, heaviest materials. Granite slabs, concrete panels, and large-format tile -- handled by one person.

Best for: Stone masons, concrete, max capacity

Why GRABO

Built for the Jobsite. Not the Junk Drawer.

Patented technology that creates an airtight seal on surfaces where traditional suction cups fail.

GRABO gripping rough concrete surface
Patented Technology

Seals Where Suction Cups Can't

GRABO's electric vacuum pump continuously generates suction, creating an airtight seal even on rough, porous, and textured surfaces. Traditional suction cups rely on a smooth surface and a manual press -- GRABO doesn't.

  • Textured stone, brick, and concrete
  • Wet and underwater surfaces
  • Porous materials like drywall and wood
GRABO Pro Brushless battery system
Cordless Power

No Cords. No Compressors. No Excuses.

At 3.3 lbs with a 1.5-hour battery runtime, GRABO goes wherever the job goes. Fits in your tool bag, runs all morning on a single charge, and the Pro Brushless model works with your existing DeWalt 20V batteries.

  • 1.5+ hours continuous runtime per charge
  • DeWalt 20V MAX compatible (Pro Brushless)
  • Quick-swap battery design
GRABO working in tough conditions
Built Tough

It Warns You Before You Drop It

The built-in pressure sensor constantly monitors vacuum levels. If the seal starts to weaken, GRABO alerts you with an audible warning -- giving you time to reposition safely. Dust-sealed, impact-resistant, and built for the harshest jobsite conditions.

  • Smart auto-pressure sensor with audible alarm
  • IP54 dust & splash protection rating
  • Drop-tested, impact-resistant housing
Versatility

"Will It Work on ____?" Yes.

Traditional suction cups need a perfectly smooth, non-porous surface. GRABO doesn't. Its electric vacuum pump continuously generates suction, maintaining a seal on surfaces that would defeat any manual suction cup.

GRABO lifting glass
Glass
GRABO lifting stone
Natural Stone
GRABO on concrete
Concrete
GRABO on tile
Ceramic Tile
GRABO on wood
Wood
GRABO on metal
Metal
GRABO on paving
Paving
GRABO on drywall
Drywall

GRABO works on any surface that is flat or semi-flat and free of deep holes or open mesh. For highly porous materials, use the included foam seal ring for maximum hold.

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Professionals Worldwide
375 lbs
Max Lifting Capacity
10+
Compatible Surface Types
4.8/5
Average Customer Rating
Technical Specs

Compare Models

Find the perfect GRABO for your specific needs and budget.

Feature Classic Pro Pro Brushless High Flow
Price $199 $299 $339 $599
Best For DIYers, light-duty Daily-use pros DeWalt users, high-volume Heavy stone, max capacity
Max Lifting Capacity 170 lbs / 77 kg 250 lbs / 113 kg 250 lbs / 113 kg 375 lbs / 170 kg
Motor Type Brushed Brushed Brushless Brushless
Battery Proprietary Li-Ion Proprietary Li-Ion DeWalt 20V MAX Proprietary Li-Ion
Runtime ~1.5 hrs ~1.5 hrs 2-4 hrs (DeWalt battery) ~1.5 hrs
Weight 3.3 lbs / 1.5 kg 3.3 lbs / 1.5 kg 3.5 lbs / 1.6 kg 4.0 lbs / 1.8 kg
Smart Pressure Sensor
Rough Surface Seal Standard foam ring Enhanced foam ring Enhanced foam ring High-flow foam ring
Gauge / Display LED indicators Digital pressure gauge Digital pressure gauge Digital pressure gauge
Carrying Case Soft pouch Hard case Hard case Hard case
Ideal Materials Glass, smooth tile, metal Tile, stone, wood, glass Tile, stone, wood, glass Granite slabs, concrete, thick stone
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Which GRABO Is Right for You?

Weekend DIYer or occasional use? Start with the Classic at $199. It handles glass, smooth tile, and everyday materials with ease.

Full-time tile setter or glazier? The Pro at $299 gives you a digital gauge, a hard case, and the enhanced foam ring for rougher surfaces.

Already running DeWalt tools? The Pro Brushless at $339 uses your existing DeWalt 20V batteries. No extra chargers. Brushless motor means longer life.

Stone mason or heavy slab work? The High Flow at $599 delivers 375 lbs of holding force for the biggest, heaviest materials on the jobsite.

Reviews

Don't Take Our Word for It.

Hear from the tilers, glaziers, stone masons, and contractors who use GRABO every day.

I used to need a helper just to position 48-inch tiles without cracking them. Now I do it myself. The suction holds on textured porcelain -- something my old suction cups could never do. Paid for itself ten times over in labor savings alone.
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Marcus T.
Tile Installer, Phoenix, AZ • Uses: GRABO Pro
In 25 years of glazing, I've seen every suction cup on the market. First day on the job, I used GRABO to position a 200-lb tempered glass panel by myself. Sealed instantly, held firm. I ordered two more that night -- one for each guy on my crew.
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Dave R.
Commercial Glazier, Chicago, IL • Uses: GRABO High Flow
I work with flagstone, bluestone, and rough-cut granite every day. Regular suction cups are useless on natural stone. GRABO actually seals on it. I use it to set patio pavers, position wall caps, and lift stepping stones without destroying my back.
CM
Carlos M.
Hardscape Contractor, Austin, TX • Uses: GRABO Pro Brushless
I bought one GRABO for the crew to share. Big mistake -- everyone wanted it. We now have four. It speeds up drywall hanging, countertop installs, glass work, you name it. The ROI was obvious within the first week.
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Jim K.
General Contractor, Nashville, TN • Uses: GRABO Classic (x4)
I'm not a pro. I'm a homeowner who got tired of begging friends for help. The quartz countertops weighed a ton. GRABO let me position the slab by myself. At $199, it was cheaper than hiring someone for a couple hours.
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Sarah P.
DIY Home Renovator, Portland, OR • Uses: GRABO Classic
I'm all-in on DeWalt 20V. When I heard GRABO made a model that takes DeWalt batteries, I didn't even think twice. The brushless motor is noticeably stronger and quieter. If you're in the DeWalt ecosystem, the Pro Brushless is a no-brainer.
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Andre W.
Remodel Contractor, Denver, CO • Uses: GRABO Pro Brushless
DeWalt GRABO DCE590N product shot GRABO Pro Brushless with DeWalt battery in use GRABO Pro Brushless close-up
DeWalt Partnership

Powered by the Batteries You Already Own.

The GRABO Pro Brushless is compatible with DeWalt 20V MAX batteries -- the same ones already in your truck. No proprietary chargers. No extra batteries to buy. Just grab a battery off your drill, snap it into GRABO, and get to work.

The Pro Brushless also features a maintenance-free brushless motor for longer lifespan and more consistent suction under load. Winner of the 2024 Pro Tool Innovation Award.

Shop the Pro Brushless — $339
FAQ

Questions? We've Got Answers.

How is GRABO different from a regular suction cup?
Traditional suction cups create a seal by pressing a rubber cup against a smooth surface and relying on atmospheric pressure. If the surface is rough, porous, or textured, the seal fails. GRABO uses a battery-powered electric vacuum pump that continuously generates suction, actively pulling air out to maintain a seal -- even on surfaces like natural stone, textured tile, brushed concrete, and plywood. It's the difference between a passive seal and an active one.
Is $199-$599 worth it? I can get suction cups for $20.
A $20 suction cup works on smooth glass and polished surfaces -- and that's about it. GRABO works on rough, porous, and textured surfaces that would defeat any manual suction cup. More importantly, calculate the cost of one cracked granite slab ($500+), one back injury claim ($10,000+), or one day of waiting for a helper ($200+ in lost productivity). GRABO pays for itself the first week you use it. The Classic starts at just $199 -- less than a half-day of hired labor in most markets.
Will it work on my specific material?
GRABO works on virtually any flat or semi-flat surface including: glass, porcelain tile, ceramic tile, natural stone (granite, marble, slate, bluestone, flagstone), concrete, wood (plywood, OSB, hardwood), drywall, sheet metal, fiber cement board, composite decking, and more. For highly porous materials, use the included foam seal ring for best results. The only surfaces GRABO cannot seal on are those with deep holes, open mesh, or heavy grout lines.
How long does the battery last?
The standard GRABO battery runs approximately 1.5 hours of continuous use on a full charge -- enough for a solid morning of work. The Pro Brushless model uses DeWalt 20V MAX batteries, which you can swap in from your existing tools, giving you effectively unlimited runtime if you have multiple batteries in rotation.
Is 375 lbs the lifting capacity for all models?
No. The 375 lb / 170 kg capacity is for the High Flow model. The Classic lifts up to 170 lbs / 77 kg, and the Pro and Pro Brushless lift up to 250 lbs / 113 kg. All models exceed what most professionals need for daily material handling. Check the comparison table above to find the right model for your work.
What happens if the suction starts to fail?
GRABO's smart auto-pressure sensor continuously monitors vacuum levels. If the seal begins to weaken for any reason -- surface debris, battery depletion, or edge leakage -- the tool emits an audible warning alarm, giving you time to safely set the material down or reposition. You'll never be caught off guard.
Is it durable enough for daily jobsite use?
GRABO is built for construction environments. It features dust-sealed internals, impact-resistant housing, and an IP54 rating (protected against dust ingress and water splashes). Thousands of professionals use GRABO daily on active jobsites. The Pro and High Flow models ship in a hard carrying case for storage and transport.
Do you offer a warranty or guarantee?
Yes. GRABO comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee -- if it doesn't work for you, send it back for a full refund. All models also include a manufacturer's warranty covering defects in materials and workmanship. Free shipping on all orders.
Can I use it vertically (like on a wall)?
Yes. GRABO's active vacuum pump maintains suction in any orientation -- horizontal, vertical, or overhead. This makes it ideal for positioning glass panels in window frames, setting wall tile, hanging drywall, and other vertical or overhead applications.
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