Suction base for worklamp

Hi all

Does anyone know where I can buy either a suction base for a worklamp or a
12v halogen worklamp with a suction base? Only seem to be available with
magnetic bases now.

Yes I've tried http://www.rsg-ontop.com/dbdevelopment/catalogue.php?cID=0_
23_212 but they say their website is out of date and they don't do them
anymore.

Thanks all

Jay

Jay Hendry wrote:
> Hi all
>
> Does anyone know where I can buy either a suction base for a worklamp or a
> 12v halogen worklamp with a suction base? Only seem to be available with
> magnetic bases now.
>
> Yes I've tried http://www.rsg-ontop.com/dbdevelopment/catalogue.php?cID=0_
> 23_212 but they say their website is out of date and they don't do them
> anymore.
>
> Thanks all
>
> Jay

Try modding a glass lifting sucker perhaps.

Steve

On 2006-08-03, Jay Hendry <[email protected]> wrote:

> Does anyone know where I can buy either a suction base for a worklamp or a
> 12v halogen worklamp with a suction base? Only seem to be available with
> magnetic bases now.

You could try RAM mounts, they have a UK distributor. They do a
flexible mounting system for just about anything, and they have
suction cups available. Google for "ram mount uk" or sommat like
that. You'll need to buy via www.gpswarehouse.co.uk IIRC though,
unless buying for business use, if business you can buy direct from
the UK distributor.

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In article <[email protected]>, Jay Hendry
<[email protected]> writes
>Hi all
>
>Does anyone know where I can buy either a suction base for a worklamp or a
>12v halogen worklamp with a suction base? Only seem to be available with
>magnetic bases now.

If you have tools, Toolstation do a cast-metal suction pad (or
multi-pads if you want). Could easily be adapted to hold a worklamp.
They're good, as we've used them for moving quite large panes of glass
about.

<http://www.toolstation.com/messages.html?code=80354>

PS: the two-sucker one we have is significantly stronger than the single
ones, but obviously bulkier.


Regards,

Simonm.

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