By Jesse Sanchez.
For contractors looking to reduce labor hours without sacrificing quality, Leister’s Vacuum Plate 100-LP might be one of the smartest investments they can make.
Unveiled at the Midwest Roofing Contractors Association (MRCA) show, the compact, battery-powered tool quickly caught the attention of professionals focused on time savings, safety and accuracy. Designed for detecting membrane leaks in roofing and pool liners, the 100-LP replaces time-consuming manual checks with a quick, repeatable process that minimizes human error.
Weighing just two kilograms and offering up to seven hours of quiet, battery-powered operation, the Vacuum Plate 100-LP is designed for convenience on the job site. Its compact, cordless build makes it easy to maneuver in tight spaces without the hassle of bulky equipment or power cables.
Unlike traditional methods that often rely on time-intensive inspection techniques, the 100-LP uses soapy water and negative pressure to detect leaks. Simply spray the area, apply the device and check for bubbles. If bubbles appear, that’s your trouble spot.
“If you’re looking for holes in membrane openings and seams, you can use it to double-check your work after a patch or a core sample,” Brittany Wykle of Leister explained. That translates to fewer callbacks, faster repairs and real savings in both time and labor.
With its maintenance-free brushless fan and user-friendly design, the Vacuum Plate 100-LP offers more than convenience — it provides confidence. Contractors no longer need to guess whether a patch job held or waste time reworking spots that didn’t actually need attention.
While the tool itself is straightforward, the implications for jobsite efficiency are significant. Contractors facing labor shortages or tight deadlines may find the 100-LP an essential tool in their lineup.
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About Jesse
Jesse is a writer for The Coffee Shops. When he is not writing and learning about the roofing industry, he can be found powerlifting, playing saxophone or reading a good book.
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