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INSTRUCTION FOR USE
APPLICABLE OCCASIONS FOR GLASS SUCTION CUPS
David III
July 26, 2025
I use these to mount my bailer monitor on my tractor window.
Blue bunny
July 19, 2025
It took a bit to get the hang of them but they suction to most flat surfaces. The more non porous the better.
Ivan
July 14, 2025
It is necessary to control the suction force. It is risky for expensive tiles or glass, it is better to use it with auto-pumping
Gerry Reed
June 15, 2025
Works as described
Joshua Neary
June 1, 2025
I had gotten these suction handles to help hold up drywall. The description advertised multiple surface platform, but I was not able to get good suction power on drywall.
Mah Freitas
March 27, 2025
Brand new out of the box was not holding suction for too long.
Preston
February 25, 2025
These things are beefy and definitely have some suction power. I’ve tried them out on my granite countertops and they hold super strong even though granite is more porous than glass. I haven’t had the chance to try them on panes of glass yet and might not ever. If I do need them I’m sure they will do exactly what they are meant to do. Great buy and the case is a nice bonus.
Neutronmx
December 11, 2024
I used these to install a windshield in a Subaru Forester. It was extremely difficult to get to lock because of the curve in the window. Also, the release button is in an awkward place and I almost hit it by accident a few times when grabbing on the handle. That said, once locked on, they are solid. You can even see if the vacuum button is depressed slightly, you know there is still plenty of suction and if not, just pump it again to make sure. They did the job, but I had to move them around to find the flattest part of the window and then use two hands to bend the suction cup while an assistant pumped the vacuum trigger. They would definitely be great on flat glass windows, mirrors, etc.
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