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Smartlift glass and stone lifter rental, statewide Florida.

The Smartlift SL609 HLE RT, based in Tampa. Same-day in Tampa Bay and next-day statewide, when available.

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MachineSmartlift SL609 HLE RT

Rated1,320 lb arm in, 330 lb at full reach

SeriesOutdoor, off-road tires

RampIncluded, just ask

DeliveryWe drop off and pick up

Smartlift SL609 HLE RT glass and stone vacuum lifter with four suction pads

The lift, and its limits.

An Outdoor-series vacuum lifter on wide off-road tires. You may know it as a glass lifter, a glass manipulator, a glazing robot, or a slab lifter. It sets glass, stone slabs, countertops, and panels. One operator runs it from a remote, with a second person guiding the piece.

Smartlift

SL609 HLE RT

Up to1,320lb

Lifting height
13 ft 11 in
Arm extension
5 ft 3 in, two-stage
At full reach
330 lb
Series
Outdoor
Powered rotation
Yes, that’s the RT
Placement
Tilt, rotate, 4 in side shift
Memory positions
Yes, for repeat installs
Drive
Four wheels, front-wheel drive
Runtime
A full workday, charges on 110V
Suction pads
Four 16 in pads, dual circuit
Width to drive through
32.7 in
Width to work
5 ft 8 in, legs down
Ramp
Included, just ask

Drives through a standard 36 inch doorway with the legs up. It needs 5 ft 8 in to set the legs down and work, so plan the room, not just the door.

Capacity depends on how far the arm has to reach. Tell us the weight of your heaviest piece and we will size the lift before the truck leaves.

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Which lift do I need?

The weight of your heaviest piece and how far it has to reach decide it.

  • Up to 1,320 lbThe SL609 handles it with the arm in, and 330 lb at full reach.
  • Heavier than thatWe can source a larger unit for heavier lifts.
  • Not sure yetSend the weight of your heaviest piece and we’ll tell you, or check it against what common pieces weigh.

Built for Florida’s lifting trades.

If your crew carries glass, stone, or sheet metal by hand, this replaces the carry.

  1. Stone fabricators

    Granite, quartz, and porcelain. Island tops and wall sets a crew used to walk in by hand.

  2. Glass and glazing

    Storefronts, curtain wall, hurricane-impact, and residential window replacement.

  3. Sheet metal

    ACM rainscreen, standing seam, and custom fabricated metal facades.

  4. HVAC

    Condensers onto wall-mounted slabs at raised beach houses, using the fork attachment.

  5. General contractors

    Self-performing glass, stone, or window scope, or renting on behalf of a sub.

  6. Owner-builders

    Custom-home builders self-performing the work, with prior equipment experience.

Quote, schedule, lift.

Three steps from your first call to the lift on your site.

  1. Tell us the job

    Panel weight, jobsite zip, and the dates you need it. A photo of the load helps.

  2. We confirm

    We answer within two hours, 9 to 5, seven days, and quote as soon as we have your job details. Payment in full books the dates.

  3. We deliver

    Our driver drops it off and walks your crew through the controls.

If you can drive a pallet jack, you can run a Smartlift.

What your quote is built from.

Every quote is priced for your job. Four things move the number.

Rental length
Day, week, and month rates. Longer rentals cost less per day.
Delivery zone
Priced by road distance from our Tampa yard. Most jobs need a drop-off and a pickup.
Damage waiver
Listed as its own line on the quote. Business renters can decline it with a certificate of insurance that covers physical damage to rented equipment and names Iron Bay Equipment as loss payee. If you rent for yourself and not a business, the waiver is required.
Attachments
Fork, hook and grapple, if the job calls for them.

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Tampa yard. Florida-wide delivery.

Tampa and St. Petersburg get same-day when the unit is on the yard. Everywhere else is next-day, subject to availability. Book ahead during hurricane season.

Vacuum lifter rental in Tampa

Questions, answered plainly.

The five we get most often, before you have to ask.

How much does it cost to rent a Smartlift?

Every rental is quoted for the job. Four things move the number: how long you need the unit, the delivery zone by road distance from our Tampa yard, the damage waiver as its own line, and any attachments. Send your jobsite zip and dates. We answer within two hours, 9 to 5, seven days, and quote as soon as we have your job details.

How fast can you deliver in Florida?

Tampa and St. Petersburg get same-day when the unit is on the yard. Every other Florida metro is next-day, subject to availability. Book ahead during hurricane season.

Do I need a licensed operator?

No. There is no license for a Smartlift. Our driver walks your crew through the controls on drop-off. Anyone who runs it must be 18 or older and have read the manual. If you can drive a pallet jack, you can run a Smartlift.

Can I pick the unit up myself?

No. We handle every drop-off and pickup.

Which lift do I need for my job?

The weight of your heaviest piece and how far it has to reach decide it. Up to 1,320 lb with the arm in, or 330 lb at full reach, the SL609 handles it. Heavier than that, and we can source a larger unit for heavier lifts. Send us the weight and we’ll tell you.

Got a heavy set on the calendar?

Tell us the weight and the zip. We answer within two hours, 9 to 5, seven days, and quote as soon as we have your job details.

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