Unger GC40 Squeegee 16 Inch Rubber Blade Brass Channel

Product Description

The UNGER GC40 is a professional-grade window squeegee designed for efficient glass cleaning in commercial and residential applications. Built around a 16-inch straight brass channel, this squeegee holds a replaceable rubber blade that delivers streak-free results on flat glass surfaces. The brass construction provides durability and allows the rubber blade to flex and seat properly against the glass. At 0.5 pounds, the tool is lightweight enough for extended use without fatigue. Window cleaning technicians, janitorial crews, and facilities maintenance professionals rely on this style of squeegee for routine and detail glass work.

The UNGER GC40 is suited for flat window glass, storefronts, interior partitions, and similar smooth surfaces. The 16-inch blade width covers a wide swipe per pass, making it efficient for medium to large pane work. The straight frame shape is the standard configuration for horizontal or vertical pull strokes on vertical glass. It is commonly used in commercial cleaning contracts, building maintenance programs, and professional window service routes.

Key Features

• 16-inch rubber blade for wide, efficient coverage per stroke
• Straight brass channel provides a rigid, durable blade holder
• Brass construction allows proper rubber blade flex and seating against glass
• Lightweight at 0.5 pounds for reduced hand fatigue during extended use
• Black squeegee finish for professional appearance
• Compatible with standard squeegee handles sold separately

Compatibility

Designed as a standard-format 16-inch straight-channel squeegee compatible with common professional window cleaning handle systems. Specific handle compatibility should be confirmed against UNGER handle specifications before purchase.

Installation Notes

Window squeegees of this type are used by professional window cleaners and janitorial maintenance staff and require no installation in the traditional sense. Attach the channel to a compatible squeegee handle before use and verify the rubber blade is fully seated in the brass channel with no gaps or folds. Inspect the rubber blade edge before each use and replace it when nicks, cracks, or stiffness cause streaking. No tools, electrical shutoff, or code compliance is required for routine deployment of this tool.