KS ROB 180 M | Glass lifting robot with manual drive for professional applications up to 180kg

KS ROB 180 M

The KS Rob 180 M is a manually driven robotic glass lifting system designed for professional glass installation works in construction sites, renovation projects, and façade applications. It provides a safe and precise solution for handling and installing glass elements up to 180 kg.

Its compact and lightweight design allows easy transport with standard site vehicles, while low-friction wheels ensure smooth manual movement even in demanding working conditions.

The system combines electric lifting, telescopic function, and a high-safety vacuum system, offering full control during glass installation on buildings and façades. Despite its compact size, it delivers performance comparable to larger professional lifting machines.

The KS VacuFlex M vacuum system can also be used independently, enabling safe handling of glass panes up to 280 kg, making it a reliable tool for professional glaziers and construction applications.

Technical Specifications

• Drive: manual
• Telescopic function: electric
• Maximum load capacity: 180 kg
• Transport dimensions: approx. 1800 x 700 x 1300 mm
• Total weight: approx. 200 kg
• Counterweights: approx. 66 kg (3 x 22 kg)
• Weight without counterweights and vacuum system: approx. 100 kg
• Batteries: 2 pcs / 18 V
• Vacuum system: KS VacuFlex M (standalone use up to 280 kg)
• VacuFlex 280 weight with crane hook holder: approx. 45 kg
• VacuFlex 280 weight without crane hook holder: approx. 35 kg
• VacuFlex 280 battery: 1 pc / 18 V

Key Advantages

• Zero emissions and environmentally friendly operation
• Compact design for easy transport and handling
• Smooth manual movement on site
• Electric lifting, telescopic function, and tilting system
• Dual-circuit vacuum safety system
• High precision glass installation
• Ergonomic remote control system
• Independent use of VacuFlex system
• Ideal for renovation and old building works
• Reduced installation time and labor cost
• Reduced physical strain for operators