Lil' Suctioner - The World's Most Useful (& Amazing) Suction Cup!


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Slide this simple, totally amazing device over a can of soda or a beaker, place it down on a smooth, flat surface such as a lab bench and it sticks! Inadvertently invented by Mike Adjeleian, this variation on the suction cup uses air pressure to hold containers and prevent them from spilling. Great in the lab, on your science table or even at home! We use them all over our office. Use to teach students the "truths" about air pressure, "There is no suction!" Great fun and educational. Sized to fit standard soda cans, small beakers or any round, uniform container up to a maximum of about 3" in diameter. Sold in packages of 3. Our Lil' Suctioners are printed with a variety of air pressure facts!

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