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Sealey Suction Cup Dent Puller
Sealey DIY & Hardware
Product description
The Sealey Suction Cup Dent Puller is a versatile tool designed for removing panel dents, handling glass panels and assisting with material handling tasks. With a maximum pull capacity of 20kg and a 150mm diameter suction cup, this dent puller provides strong suction for secure grip on smooth surfaces. Ideal for bodywork repairs, the suction releases simply by lifting the edge, allowing quick repositioning between tasks. The compact design weighs just 0.49kg, making it easy to handle and manoeuvre during use. Whether you're pulling out minor dents on vehicle panels, moving sheet glass, or handling other smooth-surfaced materials, this suction cup dent puller offers a straightforward solution for workshops and on-site applications. Features and Benefits: • Strong 20kg pull capacity for effective dent removal • Simple release mechanism by lifting the edge • Lightweight design at 0.49kg for comfortable handling • Versatile use for panel work and glass handling Specifications: Brand: Sealey Maximum Pull Capacity: 20kg Nett Weight: 0.49kg Size: Ø150mm
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