Powr-Grip
Powr-Grip TL6AMB1420T14L Suction Cup Mount 6 in 1/4-20x1/4
A 6-inch rubber suction cup with a 1/4-20 threaded stud holds up to 70 lb on flat or curved surfaces from 0 to 120 °F
- Holds up to 70 lb on curved or flat surfaces
- 6 in rubber cup with pull-tab release for quick removal
- 1/4-20 threaded stud fits standard mounts
- Operates from 0 to 120 °F in shop or field
- Includes vacuum pad protector to guard the cup
Powr-Grip 6 in Suction Cup Mount
The Powr-Grip TL6AMB1420T14L is a single-cup suction mount built for lifting and positioning tasks on flat or curved surfaces. Its concave rubber cup and pull-tab release give technicians and fabricators a quick, tool-free way to handle glass, sheet metal or smooth composite panels.
Concave rubber cup with threaded stud
The 6 in diameter cup is moulded from rubber and rated for a maximum load of 70 lb. A 1/4-20 threaded stud provides a standard mounting point for hooks, fixtures or custom brackets, while the pull-tab release breaks vacuum instantly. A vacuum pad protector is included to shield the sealing lip during storage.
Operating range 0 to 120 °F
The assembly is rated for continuous use between 0 and 120 degrees Fahrenheit, so it remains reliable in unheated workshops or sun-exposed job sites. Buyers needing higher temperature resistance or multiple-cup configurations should look at other models.
Highlights
- Holds up to 70 lb on curved or flat surfaces
- 6 in rubber cup with pull-tab release for quick removal
- 1/4-20 threaded stud fits standard mounts
- Operates from 0 to 120 °F in shop or field
- Includes vacuum pad protector to guard the cup
Specifications
| Brand | WOODS POWR-GRIP |
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Questions about this item
What does the 1/4-20 threaded stud limit in real use?
The 1/4-20 stud fits standard accessories and the vacuum cup is rated for 70 lb maximum load, so the mount caps at that weight.
What clearance does the 6 in concave cup need on the workpiece?
The 6 in diameter rubber cup requires a clean area at least that wide on flat or curved surfaces for full contact.
How is the cup secured and what step is often missed?
Press the cup onto the surface, engage the vacuum by pressing the centre, then confirm the pull tab is seated; skipping the tab check risks premature release.
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