O-cedar 96812-S Squeegee 12 Inch Polypropylene Blade

Product Description

The O-CEDAR 96812-S is a 12-inch squeegee designed for efficient water and liquid removal on smooth flat surfaces. The blade is constructed from polypropylene, a durable plastic material that resists warping and holds its edge under repeated use. The holder is made of plastic and stainless steel, providing a corrosion-resistant frame suited for wet environments. A threaded handle connection allows compatibility with standard threaded mop and broom handles, making it easy to swap into an existing cleaning kit. This squeegee is a standard tool in janitorial and facility maintenance operations.

This squeegee is used in commercial and institutional settings including schools, healthcare facilities, warehouses, food service kitchens, and retail spaces. The 12-inch blade width covers moderate-width floor drains, countertops, and smooth floor sections efficiently. It is appropriate for any facility maintenance crew managing routine wet floor cleanup or surface water control. The threaded connection makes it suitable for use with most standard threaded extension handles already in service.

Key Features

• 12-inch polypropylene blade provides durable, flexible wiping on smooth surfaces
• Stainless steel and plastic holder resists rust and corrosion in wet environments
• Threaded handle connection fits standard threaded janitorial handles
• Compact blade width suited for countertops, floor sections, and drain areas
• Lightweight design at 0.25 pounds for reduced fatigue during extended use

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or standard-use squeegee head compatible with threaded janitorial handles commonly found in facility maintenance programs.

Installation Notes

Attachment is handled by janitorial or facility maintenance staff and requires no special tools. Thread the squeegee head onto a compatible threaded handle by hand until secure before use. Inspect the blade edge periodically for wear or deformation and replace the head when the blade no longer makes consistent contact with the surface.