Veribor aluminium suction holder with a 90 mm rubber pad and M8 thread, engineered for precision h...Veribor aluminium suction holder with a 90 mm rubber pad and M8 thread, engineered for precision handling in confined spaces. Mounts to any flat, gas-tight surface and delivers tested holding torque up to 8 Nm. Made from high-quality aluminium and Veribor rubber pads, this German-made tool offers dependable suction performance and portability for glazing and fastening tasks. Colour: Black, Pad diameter: 90 mm, Fastening: M8 thread.
The Bohle Veribor Suction Holder is designed for professionals needing precise handling of flat, gas-tight surfaces, especially in confined spaces. Its key benefit is a tested holding torque of up to 8 Nm, ensuring secure attachment for glazing and fastening tasks. A potential caveat is its requirement for a perfectly flat and gas-tight surface for optimal performance. This German-made tool features a 90 mm rubber pad and an M8 thread, offering dependable suction and portability.
All features
Model Part Number
600.2G2
Brand
Bohle
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the maximum weight this suction holder can lift?
The product specifications mention a tested holding torque of up to 8 Nm. The actual lifting capacity depends on the surface quality, angle of pull, and the specific application. Always test in a safe manner before critical use.
Can I use this on slightly curved surfaces?
No, the Veribor suction holder requires a completely flat surface to create a reliable vacuum seal. Curved or uneven surfaces will prevent proper function.
How do I clean the rubber pad?
Gently wipe the rubber pad with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive materials that could degrade the rubber.
What types of surfaces is this suitable for?
It is designed for flat, smooth, non-porous, and gas-tight surfaces such as glass, polished metal, and certain plastics.
What does the M8 thread allow me to do?
The M8 thread provides a standard mounting point, allowing you to attach the suction holder to various fixtures, stands, tools, or directly to components with a corresponding M8 fitting.
Is this product suitable for outdoor use?
While the materials are durable, prolonged exposure to extreme weather conditions may affect the rubber pad's integrity. It's best to store it protected when not in use.
Troubleshooting
Suction holder loses grip
Ensure the surface is perfectly clean, flat, and gas-tight. Check the rubber pad for debris or damage. Reapply firm pressure to re-establish the seal.
Difficulty attaching to surface
Verify that the surface is indeed flat and free from irregularities. The holder requires a smooth contact area for effective suction.
M8 thread seems loose
Ensure you are using a compatible M8 fastener. Tighten securely without over-threading. Inspect the threads on both the holder and the fastener for damage.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Excellent grip on suitable surfaces.
Durable construction for professional use.
Precise handling in tight areas.
Secure fastening with tested torque.
Portable and easy to transport.
Cons
Requires a completely flat and gas-tight surface for maximum effectiveness.
Not suitable for textured or porous materials.
Holding capacity is dependent on surface integrity and cleanliness.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Ensure the suction pad and the mounting surface are clean and dry.
Place the suction holder firmly onto the flat, gas-tight surface.
Engage the handle (if applicable, though this model implies direct M8 attachment) or ensure the vacuum seal is established.
Attach your workpiece or tool to the M8 thread.
Compatibility:
Requires a smooth, flat, and gas-tight surface (e.g., glass, polished metal, smooth plastic).
The M8 thread is compatible with standard M8 bolts, screws, and mounting brackets. Check the specifications of any accessory being attached.
Care:
Clean the rubber pad regularly with a damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners that could damage the rubber.
Store the suction holder in a clean, dry place, preferably with the pad protected to prevent dust accumulation or damage.
Periodically inspect the rubber pad for any signs of wear or damage. Replace if compromised.