Herco 1-1/2" Diameter Heavy Duty Neoprene Threaded Suction Cup - 4 pcs

$ 13.95

Score By Feature

Based on 31 ratings

Sturdiness

8.73

Value for money

8.38

Easy to install

7.66

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Product Description

The diameter is about 1-5/8" and the length is about 14-1/2". Rubber (compressed) with a height of 1/2"

A brass threaded 1/8" x 32 TPI male attaches securely to the shaft

The product is molded from solid neoprene rubber for maximum

The product can be used for a variety of applications such as marine, industrial, and household

Adheres to surfaces that are not porous by using negative fluid pressure, such as air or water

Questions & Answers

What kind of nuts are in them?

This item does not come with nuts. The mounting post has threads of 1/8" x 32 TPI.

What kind of countertop meat grinder will these suction cups work with?

That's what I think will happen

What is the 1/2" stud size with standard threads like?

According to my memories, they were about 1/8 inch in diameter.

Does the stud measure the same length as the ring?

thread of the stud is in metric system M4x0, so the stud length is approximately 5/16". The seventh point is.

Selected User Reviews For Herco 1-1/2" Diameter Heavy Duty Neoprene Threaded Suction Cup - 4 pcs

The cheese grater on my counter top needs new suction feet, and this is exactly what I needed

4/5

In addition to being about an eighth of an inch longer, the studs are also larger in diameter and thread pitch. The adjustments do not need to be made. It only took a few minutes to unscrew the old, hard, deformed ones and screw these in.

Parker Mahoney

| Jul 18, 2020

There is no suction with these

5/5

The intended outcome has been achieved.

Yamileth Wise

| Jun 29, 2021

I think it's even better than best

5/5

A broken one on my tabletop airbrush compressor had to be replaced. The originals are better than the new ones, which worked great. It no longer moves across the table when I turn on the compressor. This is the best and most satisfied I have ever been.

Ismael Riley

| Feb 26, 2021

The Acura RL I drive is all new for 2012

5/5

This is what I was trying to do with the It is not very convenient for me to drill two holes in the front bumper for the mounting bracket, as instructed by the manufacturer. To fix the licensing plate on the front of the car, I installed the suction cups in the back of the brackets instead, and I mounted them only with the screws on I was able to get it working flawlessly.

Jonah Gonzalez

| Jan 08, 2021

I hate it

3/5

I have a problem the rubber is too hard to stop my son's bike the way it.

Kimber Garner

| Sep 24, 2020

It was disappointing

3/5

Surface was too rough for the adhesive to stick. It was disappointing.

Jair BYRNE

| Nov 05, 2020

This is quality

4/5

I have been looking for something like this for a long time.

Julius Bean

| Jan 04, 2021

This replacement part is for a grabber tool which has a suction cup for use

5/5

In the original design, screws from the back were used that failed every time. Using a nylon lock nut on the suction cup and a threaded stud in the suction cup, I have never experienced a failure.