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A suction crane is a mechanical device that uses suction cups or vacuum suckers to provide suction force in order to suspend and move heavy objects. They have a wide range of applications in special scenarios, some of which include:

Glass installation: Suction cranes are widely used in the construction and glass industry. They can safely hang and transport large glass panels such as Windows, curtain walls and glass doors.

Sheet metal handling: The lift can be used to transport sheet metal, such as steel, aluminum and stainless steel. They can move large sheets of metal from one location to another quickly and safely, reducing the risk of manual handling.

Wood handling: In the wood processing and construction industry, suction cranes can be used to transport large wood panels, wooden floors and beams and columns. They provide a firm suction, making the handling process more efficient and safe.

Electronic equipment assembly: In the electronics manufacturing industry, suction cranes are used to move and assemble electronic equipment such as televisions, computers and mobile phones. They make it easy to extract and install small, fragile parts while reducing the risk of damage.

Medical device operation: Suction cranes are also used in the medical industry. For example, in the operating room, suction cranes can be used to hang and adjust operating lights, monitors, and other medical equipment.

Logistics and warehousing: In the field of logistics and warehousing, suction cranes can be used to load and unload cargo, especially when large, heavy cargo needs to be moved. They increase productivity and reduce labor costs and the potential risk of injury.