RAM Mounting Systems RAM-B-166-AP20U | Mount RAM Twist Lock Suction Cup Mount f/Apple iPad mini 4 & 5 PMHULL3 Force 70C (1991-1992)

Name: RAM Mounting Systems RAM-B-166-AP20U | Mount RAM Twist Lock Suction Cup Mount f/Apple iPad mini 4 & 5 PMHULL3 Force 70C (1991-1992)
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 20163019938
Price: 66.79 USD
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RAM Mounting Systems RAM B 166 AP20U Mount RAM Twist Lock Suction Cup Mount f Apple iPad mini 4 & 5 PMHULL3 Force 70C (1991 1992) Force 70C (1991 1992) The large sheave means that the bend radius of the wire is not compromised and provides an additional engineered safety factor to prologue the life of wire if continual movement around the same section of wire is required Weight Capacity: Standard Use: 2lbs Heavy Duty Use: 1lb RAM® Twist Lock™ Suction Cup Mount for Apple iPad mini 4 & 5

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