Hillman Fasteners 121026 Small Clear Suction Cup 4 Pack

Product Description

The HILLMAN FASTENERS 121026 is a small, clear suction cup designed for temporary mounting on smooth, non-porous surfaces. Each cup holds up to 0.5 pounds, making it suitable for lightweight display and organization tasks. Sold in a 4-pack, this suction cup is a common utility fastener used by contractors, facilities maintenance personnel, and tradespeople who need a quick, damage-free attachment point on glass, tile, or similar smooth surfaces. The clear construction keeps the mount visually low-profile. This item is not recommended for use with objects that may break if the cup loses adhesion.

The 121026 suction cup is intended for use on non-porous surfaces including glass and tile. Typical applications include attaching lightweight signage, cable routing guides, or small tool holders to smooth wall surfaces, windows, or mirrors. The 4-unit package quantity makes it useful for multi-point installations or keeping spares on hand. This product is suited for light-duty, interior use where a no-drill mounting solution is needed on an appropriate smooth substrate.

Key Features

• Holds up to 0.5 pounds per cup on compatible surfaces
• Clear construction for low-profile, unobtrusive mounting
• Designed for non-porous surfaces such as glass and tile
• Comes in a 4-pack for multi-point or backup use
• No tools or fasteners required for installation
• Not recommended for fragile or breakable objects

Compatibility

Designed for use on smooth, non-porous surfaces including glass and tile. Not suitable for textured, painted, or porous substrates where suction seal cannot be maintained.

Installation Notes

Clean the target surface thoroughly before application to remove dust, grease, or moisture that could compromise suction adhesion. Press the cup firmly against the surface and ensure the seal is fully engaged before loading any weight. Do not exceed the rated 0.5-pound holding capacity per cup. Periodically inspect the suction seal, as temperature changes and surface contaminants can reduce holding strength over time.