Pro-source 55501050 Fiberglass Handle 60 Inches

Product Description

The PRO-SOURCE 55501050 is a 60-inch fiberglass handle designed for use with floor squeegees and push brooms. Built from fiberglass, it delivers a strong, lightweight alternative to wood or hollow aluminum, resisting moisture and warping in wet environments. The handle measures 60 inches in length with a 1.25-inch diameter shaft and features a threaded connection at the tip for secure attachment to compatible tool heads. At 1.2 pounds, it is easy to maneuver during extended use on commercial or industrial floors. This handle is a direct replacement or spare for facilities maintenance, janitorial crews, and trade shops that need a reliable, non-conductive grip tool.

This handle suits floor maintenance tasks in commercial facilities, warehouses, industrial plants, and job sites where wet floors require regular squeegee work or debris removal with push brooms. The threaded connection allows quick head swaps without tools, making it practical for crews that rotate between squeegee and broom heads on the same handle. The red color coding aids identification in multi-tool storage environments. It is sold individually and ships as a single unit.

Key Features

• Fiberglass construction resists moisture, warping, and corrosion
• 60-inch length suits standard floor squeegee and push broom applications
• 1.25-inch diameter shaft for a firm, comfortable grip
• Threaded connection for secure, tool-free head attachment and swaps
• Non-telescoping fixed length for consistent reach and stability
• Red color finish for easy identification in shared tool storage

Compatibility

Designed for use with floor squeegees and push brooms that accept a threaded 1.25-inch handle connection. Verify thread pattern and diameter on the tool head before installation.

Installation Notes

Thread the handle into the tool head by hand until snug, then verify the connection is tight before applying lateral force during use. Avoid overtightening threaded plastic fittings, as this can strip the threads on the tool head. Inspect the threaded end periodically for wear or debris that could compromise the connection. No special tools or codes apply to handle replacement.