Suction Lifter for Singing Bowls

Many Singing Bowls can be positioned with pinpoint accuracy using a suction disc or a suction lifter for Singing Bowls after tapping them into place with a mallet. This allows the bowls to be guided freely against the body while producing sound. The centered suction device is used particularly in the field of disability care and for special therapeutic applications, such as in occupational therapy. In our “helper series,” the high-quality suction disc is securely screwed to a solid wood handle. To ensure optimal suction, the Singing Bowl must be dust-free and the suction disc slightly moistened.

Suction Lifter
Suction Lifter

Suction Lifter

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Hess Sound helper Series
Hess Sound helper Series

Hess Sound helper Series

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Suction Cup with Handle
Suction Cup with Handle

Suction Cup with Handle

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Handle & Loop for Special Singing Bowls
Handle & Loop for Special Singing Bowls

Handle & Loop for Special Singing Bowls

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What is a suction lift for Singing Bowls?

A suction cup mount for Singing Bowls is a practical accessory that allows you to safely and precisely position and guide many Singing Bowls along your body. The suction cup adheres to the bottom of the Singing Bowl, so you can move it precisely according to the strike without having to grip the shell directly with your hand. This allows the Singing Bowl to swing freely and produce its sound unimpeded. Suction cups are particularly well-suited for working with Singing Bowls on the body, for example in sound massage or during specific therapeutic applications. Depending on size and suction power, there are different models available for various Singing Bowls. A suction cup can also be helpful for self-treatment when a Singing Bowl needs to be precisely positioned and guided.

How do you use a suction lifter for Singing Bowls ?

To ensure that a suction cup adheres reliably to the Singing Bowl , the shell should be clean and free of dust. Lightly moisten the suction cup before use. Then place it on the underside of the Singing Bowl and press it down firmly to create sufficient suction. Now you can use the mallet strike and the suction cup to guide the Singing Bowl precisely or position it on a specific part of the body. It is important that the Singing Bowl is selected based on the specific size and suction strength of the suction lever . This allows the bowl to be moved in a controlled manner while maintaining its natural vibration as freely as possible.

Which Singing Bowls are suitable for a suction lift?

In general, many Singing Bowls are suitable as long as they have a sufficiently large and appropriate contact surface for the suction disc. Which suction lifter is suitable depends primarily on the size and weight of the Singing Bowl . The Mini Suction Lifter and the Small Suction Lifter, for example, are suitable for Tiny Bowls and head bowls. The Medium Suction Lifter can be used for head bowls, small heart bowls, and small BengaliSinging Bowls . For larger Singing Bowls , such as universal, heart-shaped, or basin-shaped bowls, the Large Suction Lifter is recommended. It is always crucial that the suction power of the selected model matches the weight of the Singing Bowl . This ensures that it can be safely lifted, positioned, and guided along the body.

Which siphon is right for me?

The choice of the right suction lifter depends on the size and weight of the Singing Bowl. For small models such as Tiny Bowls and head bowls, the Mini suction lifter with a 3-cm suction disc or the Small suction lifter with a 5.5-cm diameter are ideal; both have a suction capacity of up to 500 g. For head bowls, small heart bowls, and small BengaliSinging Bowls , the Medium suction lifter with up to 5 kg of suction force is suitable. For larger Singing Bowls such as universal, heart, and basin bowls, the Large suction lifter with an 8 cm suction disc and up to 15 kg of suction force is recommended. When making your selection, you should consider not only the weight but also the shape and contact surface of the Singing Bowl .

What is the difference between a suction lifter and a suction disc?

Both tools make it possible to securely grasp, precisely position, and guide the Singing Bowls along the body. The main difference lies in the design of the handle. The suction lifter consists of a soft rubber suction cup and is available, depending on the model, with a finger loop or without an additional handle. The Suction disc with handle , on the other hand, features a short, sturdy handle made of thermoset plastic, which allows for comfortable handling. Both versions are available in different sizes and are designed for various Singing Bowls . For larger Singing Bowls , for example, there are models with a suction disc 8 cm in diameter and a suction capacity of up to 15 kg. Which version is more suitable depends on personal handling preferences and the specific application.

For what applications can a siphon be used?

A suction lifter provides support in any situation where Singing Bowls needs to be precisely positioned and guided along the body. It is used, for example, in sound massages and specialized therapeutic treatments, and can also be helpful in occupational therapy. Especially when working with people with disabilities, the precise guidance of a Singing Bowl by the suction lifter . The device also offers practical support for self-application, as it allows the Singing Bowl to be positioned in a controlled manner on hard-to-reach areas of the body. Safe and precise handling is the top priority. The suction lifter supports the use of the Singing Bowl without unnecessarily restricting its natural vibration.

What is the Hess Sound Helper series, and when is it useful?

The Hess Sound Helper series was developed to allow for precise and comfortable guidance of the Singing Bowls along the body. Unlike traditional suction elevators, the Helper Series features an ergonomically shaped handle made of waxed local beech wood that fits comfortably in the hand. The Little Helper features a 5.5 cm suction disc and a suction capacity of up to 5 kg. It is suitable for, among other things, head and larynx cups, small heart cups, and small BengaliSinging Bowls s. The medium helper has an 8-cm suction disc and can hold up to 15 kg; it is suitable for universal, heart-shaped, and pelvic bowls. Both models allow for safe, controlled handling and support the freest possible sound development on the body.