Auxivo LiftSuit 2
EU Machinery Directive 2006/42/EG
Auxivo LiftSuit 2 Exoskeleton
Lightweight textile exoskeleton that reduces back and hip muscle load during repetitive lifting and prolonged forward-leaning tasks. No batteries, no motors, machine-washable.
Available sizes: S/M & L/XL
33 %
Lower back muscle activity during forward leaning
20 %
Lower back muscle activity during lifting
1 kg
Lightweight exoskeleton
44 %
Lower hip muscle fatigue
How it works
LiftSuit 2 is a fully passive textile exoskeleton — no motors, no batteries. Two mechanisms work together: elastic elements along the back and hips act as artificial muscles, reducing load on the user’s muscles during forward leaning. During lifting, the suit stores energy as the worker bends down and returns it when straightening back up, making each repetition less exhausting. Support can be activated, deactivated or adjusted by the worker at any time.
Suited for these tasks
Logistics
Picking, palletizing, loading and unloading boxes, and working in racks during full shifts.
Construction
Laying tiles, floor work, and other jobs requiring kneeling or leaning forward for extended periods.
Manufacturing
Repetitive lifting of components, machine feeding, and line-side material handling with forward-leaning posture.
Agriculture
Field work, harvesting, and sorting tasks involving continuous forward-leaning and load handling.
FAQ
What types of tasks is the LiftSuit designed for?
Tasks involving frequent lifting or forward-leaning that strain the back or hips — manual handling, picking, packing, assembly, and low-position lifting where conventional aids are impractical.
How light can the loads be for the LiftSuit to be effective?
Even very light loads or bodyweight alone justify use. The upper body accounts for around 60% of total body weight — the LiftSuit supports that load every time the worker leans forward.
How much activity is needed to justify use?
At least 30 lifting movements per hour, or at least 5 minutes of forward-leaning posture per hour.
How long does it take to put on?
After initial fitting, under one minute — most users report 20–30 seconds for donning or doffing.
What maintenance does the LiftSuit require?
Monthly visual inspection of textiles, buckles, and elastic elements. Textile components are machine-washable. Elastic energy storage elements should be replaced after a maximum of one year or 150,000 lifting cycles.
Who should not use the LiftSuit?
People with existing back, hip, or musculoskeletal conditions should consult a medical professional before use. Only healthy adults trained in its use may wear the device.
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