Pro-source SWP14 Push Broom 14 Inch Polypropylene Bristle

Product Description

The PRO-SOURCE SWP14 is a 14-inch-wide general purpose push broom built for everyday sweeping in commercial and light industrial environments. The broom head features a wood block with gray, flagged polypropylene bristles measuring 3 inches in length. Flagged bristle tips improve fine debris pickup without scratching smooth surfaces. The threaded handle connection accepts standard replacement handles, though no handle is included. At 16 pounds, the head has solid construction for demanding daily use. Licensed tradespeople and facility maintenance crews rely on tools like this for post-installation cleanup and ongoing site maintenance.

The SWP14 is suited for general purpose sweeping on concrete, wood, tile, and other hard floor surfaces found in warehouses, workshops, mechanical rooms, and job sites. Its 14-inch sweep width makes it maneuverable in tight spaces such as utility corridors and equipment rooms. The threaded handle connection is compatible with most standard-thread broom handles sold separately, making replacement straightforward. HVAC techs, plumbers, electricians, and other trade professionals typically keep a broom like this on hand for debris and dust cleanup after rough-in or finish work.

Key Features

• 14-inch brush width for efficient coverage in tight and open spaces
• Gray polypropylene bristles resist moisture, solvents, and common shop chemicals
• Flagged bristle tips improve fine dust and debris pickup on smooth surfaces
• 3-inch bristle length provides firm sweeping action on hard floors
• Wood block construction for durable, lightweight head support
• Threaded handle connection compatible with standard replacement handles

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard threaded-connection broom handles. Handle is not included and must be sourced separately. Suitable for general purpose sweeping on hard floor surfaces in commercial, industrial, and trade work environments.

Installation Notes

Attach a standard threaded broom handle by hand-threading it firmly into the block ferrule until snug. Inspect the threaded connection periodically and replace the handle if threads show wear or stripping. No tools or special hardware are required for assembly. Store the broom head with bristles off the floor to prevent permanent bristle deformation.