TuffCup Apollo 8" Manual Hand Pump Vacuum Cup — 264 lb Heavy-Duty Suction Lifter for Stone, Glass & Tile

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Description

The TuffCup Apollo is an 8" manual hand pump vacuum cup built for professionals who want reliable, heavy-duty lifting power without batteries or charging. At 2.2 lbs with a metal body, it delivers up to 264 lbs of horizontal and 165 lbs of vertical lifting capacity — ready to use anywhere, anytime, with 24+ hours of practical use per pump.

Its non-bleeding rubber pad protects tile, glass, granite, metal, plastic, ceramic, porcelain, marble, and wood from marks and stains. No power source required — just pump and lift.


Specifications

Pad Size: 8"
Net Weight: 2.2 lbs
Horizontal Max Load: 264 lbs
Vertical Max Load: 165 lbs
Operation: Manual hand pump (no battery or charging required)
Practical Use: 24+ hours per pump
Pad Material: Non-bleeding rubber
Body: Metal
Handle Frame Compatible: No
Compatible Surfaces: Tile, glass, granite, metal, plastic, ceramic, porcelain, marble, wood


Usage Tips

• Clean both the suction pad and material surface before each use for maximum adhesion.
• Use on non-porous, smooth surfaces for best results.
• Check suction pressure before each lift — re-pump if needed.
• Ideal for job sites without power access or as a reliable backup tool.


FAQ

Q: Does the Apollo require batteries or charging?
A: No — the Apollo is a fully manual hand pump vacuum cup. No power source required.

Q: What surfaces does the Apollo work on?
A: Tile, glass, granite, metal, plastic, ceramic, porcelain, marble, and wood.

Q: Is it compatible with the TuffCup Handle Frame?
A: No — the Apollo is not compatible with the TuffCup Handle Frame.

Q: How long does suction hold?
A: 24+ hours of practical use per pump on a properly sealed surface.


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Further Reading

📚 Battery vs Manual Suction Cups: Which Is Right for Your Job Site? — Weighing battery-free vs electric? We break down the key differences to help you choose the right tool for your job site.

📚 Rubber Pad vs Foam Ring Pad: Choosing the Right Vacuum Cup for Your Surface — The Apollo uses a non-bleeding rubber pad — learn when rubber is the right choice and when you need a foam ring pad instead.

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