SuckaMount 4NINETY Accessories | Wrap Tool Upgrades & Add-Ons

SUCKAMOUNT LTD

£79

All SuckaMount 4NINETY accessories and upgrades are designed to expand your setup for different fitting jobs, working heights and bench layouts. If you need more flexibility for kitchen wrapping, architectural wrap installs or workshop setups, these modular add-ons help you adapt your system fast. Why installers use these upgrades: - Expand your SuckaMount setup around the job - Improve working angle, height and mounting options - Swap parts quickly with the modular 4NINETY system - Built for workshop and on-site wrapping environments Best for: - Architectural wrap tools - Kitchen wrap tools -

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as SUCKAMOUNT LTD, number 16429962. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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