Pro-source 55501126 Fiberglass Handle 60 Inches

Product Description

The PRO-SOURCE 55501126 is a 60-inch fiberglass handle designed for use with floor squeegees and push brooms in commercial and industrial cleaning applications. Measuring 60 inches in length with a 1.25-inch diameter, this handle features a threaded connection for secure attachment to compatible tool heads. Fiberglass construction keeps the handle lightweight while providing resistance to moisture, corrosion, and everyday wear. This is a non-telescoping, fixed-length handle suited for professional cleaning crews, facility maintenance staff, and janitorial supply operations that require a durable, long-reach option.

This handle is a practical fit for floor maintenance tasks in warehouses, production facilities, commercial kitchens, and other high-traffic areas where floor squeegees and push brooms see regular use. The 60-inch length provides extended reach for wide floor sweeping and water management without requiring the operator to bend excessively. The green color allows for easy identification in color-coded cleaning programs common in food service and healthcare environments. The threaded connection ensures a stable, tool-free attachment to mop heads and squeegee blades designed for this interface.

Key Features

• 60-inch fixed length provides extended floor-level reach
• 1.25-inch diameter threaded connection for secure head attachment
• Fiberglass construction resists moisture, rust, and corrosion
• Non-telescoping design for consistent, fixed working length
• Green color supports color-coded cleaning system identification
• Compatible with floor squeegees and push brooms using threaded interfaces

Compatibility

Designed for use with floor squeegees and push brooms that accept a threaded handle connection. Confirm thread compatibility with the specific tool head before installation.

Installation Notes

Attachment is accomplished by threading the handle directly into the tool head by hand until snug. No special tools are required for assembly, but ensure the threads are clean and free of debris before connecting. Inspect the threaded connection periodically for wear or stripping, particularly in high-frequency-use environments. Replace the handle if the connection becomes loose or the fiberglass shaft shows signs of cracking or splintering.