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Probst PPH Professional-Slab Handle

SKU: 53200053 + 43200085
£218.00 (incl VAT) £181.67 (excl VAT)
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  • The Probst PPH Professional-Slab Handle is an adjustable slab handling tool for installers laying concrete and natural stone slabs. Its leverage assists handling, exchangeable grippers allow worn gripping components to be replaced, and the galvanised finish provides durable surface protection. Each PPH model has a working load limit of 60kg, so selection must account for both slab width and weight.

    Probst’s specification sheet lists gripping ranges of 100–370mm for PPH-10/37, 220–505mm for PPH-22/50 and 330–620mm for PPH-33/62. The PPH-S-10/62 set includes a basic unit and three sets of grippers covering 100–620mm. Optional accessories include a two-person carrying handle, support adapter and long ergonomic handle; confirm the selected model and supplied accessories against the PDF before ordering and follow Probst’s operating instructions.

  • Model series: PPH-33/62, PPH-22/50, PPH-10/37, PPH-S-10/62
    Origin: United Kingdom
    Gripping Range:  PPH-33/62: 330–620mm
    PPH-22/50: 220–505mm 
    PPH-10/37: 100–370mm
    PPH-S-10/62 set: 100–620mm
    Dead Weight: PPH-33/62: 1.7kg
    PPH-10/37 and PPH-22/50: 1.5kg
    PPH-S-10/62 set: 3kg
    Working load limit: 60kg
  • Specification sheet: Download Probst PPH Professional-Slab Handle specification sheet

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FAQs About Probst PPH Professional-Slab Handle

What is the Probst PPH Professional-Slab Handle used for?

It is a manual slab-handling tool for laying concrete and natural stone slabs. Its adjustable jaws grip the slab, while the stable design provides leverage during handling. Each listed PPH model has a 60kg working load limit.

Who is the Probst PPH Professional-Slab Handle suitable for?

It is designed for professionals laying concrete or natural stone slabs. Users must be able to handle the slab safely within the task’s manual-handling limits; the tool’s 60kg rating is not a recommended lifting weight for one person.

Where can the Probst PPH Professional-Slab Handle grip a slab?

The slab must fit the gripping range of the chosen model: 100–370mm, 220–505mm or 330–620mm. The PPH-S-10/62 set covers 100–620mm using three sets of grippers. Check the slab profile and condition against Probst’s operating instructions before use.

When should I choose the Probst PPH Professional-Slab Handle set rather than an individual model?

Choose the PPH-S-10/62 set when you need the 100–620mm range across different slab sizes. It includes one basic unit and three sets of grippers. An individual model may suit work within a single specified gripping range.

Why does the Probst PPH Professional-Slab Handle have exchangeable grippers and a galvanised finish?

The grippers can be exchanged rather than replacing the whole tool when gripping components need replacement. The galvanised finish provides durable surface protection. Check gripper condition and follow Probst’s maintenance instructions.

How does manual-handling legislation apply when using the Probst PPH Professional-Slab Handle?

In Great Britain, the Manual Handling Operations Regulations require employers to avoid hazardous manual handling where reasonably practicable, assess unavoidable tasks and reduce the risk of injury. The PPH’s 60kg working load limit is an equipment rating, not a safe lifting limit for one person. Assess the slab, task, working environment and people involved before use; using a slab handle does not remove these duties.

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