Featuring a 90mm non-adhesive suction cup, this windshield mount effortlessly attaches to car or truck windshields using a convenient one-touch lever. The Heavy-Duty Windshield Suction Base boasts a heavy-duty metal 25mm (1") ball head suction base, compatible with Arkon Robust Mount Shaft Arms and various third-party components like Ram Mounts.
Its innovative one-lever design simplifies installation and removal. Please note that this model includes the suction base only; pedestals and device holders are sold separately.
Features:
- Heavy-duty suction mount for firmly gripping to your windshield
- Design to secure arms, mounts, pedestals, tablet, and phone holders that feature a 25mm ball holder to your windshield
- Works perfectly in hot and cold climates
- Industrial-grade metal and reinforced composite materials for demanding work environments
- Ideal for commercial vehicles and work trucks
Designed for Tablet and Phone holders, GPS systems, and Other Applications
Thanks to a 25mm ball end, this Heavy-Duty Windshield Suction Base can support many different Arkon and third-party arms, mounts, pedestals, tablet, and phone holders that feature a 25mm ball holder pattern. This includes Arkon's Robust™ Series 3.75 inch Composite Mount Shaft and the Arkon OCTO™ Series 6" Ratcheting Swivel Shaft Arm for multi-angle positioning.
Powerful Suction Mount
The Heavy-Duty Windshield Suction Base with Metal 25mm (1") Ball is ideal for heavy-duty driving environments, such as work trucks or commercial vehicles. This 90mm non-sticky, strong suction base attaches easily to car or truck windshields with a one-touch lever, keeping your tablet or phone holder, Garmin GPS, Satellite Radio, or other applications in position even when traveling over uneven surfaces.
Works in Different Climates
The Heavy-Duty Windshield Suction Base with Metal 25mm (1") Ball boasts an impressive 80 lbs pull force. It is designed to withstand various climates and ensure reliable windshield mounting suitable for use across the United States and globally.
