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Posted 20 January 2023
Silverline 127864 Suction Pad 15kg £1.68 @ Amazon
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Manufacturer's Description
An effective and safe way of transporting fragile and awkwardly shaped items such as glass, mirrors and ceramics, the Silverline Suction Pad carries loads of up to 15 kg proving that small really is beautiful. Its compact shape with robust D-ring plastic handle makes it easy to use, while the rubber suction pad forms a powerful grip on to polished, smooth surfaces.
It’s also great for pulling out dents in the bodywork of cars, trucks, vans and other vehicles, making this great all-rounder both practical and cost-effective and providing you with a product that’s great for transportation and repairs.
- Used for moving awkwardly shaped items - Lifting capacity of up to 15 kg
- Ideal for pulling dents out of vehicle bodywork
- Suction pad diameter: 55 mm
- Handy D-ring strong plastic handle
An effective and safe way of transporting fragile and awkwardly shaped items such as glass, mirrors and ceramics, the Silverline Suction Pad carries loads of up to 15 kg proving that small really is beautiful. Its compact shape with robust D-ring plastic handle makes it easy to use, while the rubber suction pad forms a powerful grip on to polished, smooth surfaces.
It’s also great for pulling out dents in the bodywork of cars, trucks, vans and other vehicles, making this great all-rounder both practical and cost-effective and providing you with a product that’s great for transportation and repairs.
- Used for moving awkwardly shaped items - Lifting capacity of up to 15 kg
- Ideal for pulling dents out of vehicle bodywork
- Suction pad diameter: 55 mm
- Handy D-ring strong plastic handle
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Edited by a community support team member, 20 January 2023
25 Comments
sorted byI clamped them both on and they felt secure, however when i lifted the square tile up and walked across the room and went to put it down one of the suckers give way and the tile fell and the corner hit my kitchen cupboard door, cost me £200 for a new cupboard door, never again, needless to say i just put the rest down with my hands!
Ridiculously cheap. Good spot OP (edited)
Might use it to pull up the screen on an old imac and try and upgrade the hard drive to an ssd