Vikan 295014 Food Safe Fiberglass Handle 50 in

Product Description

The VIKAN 295014 is a food-safe fiberglass handle designed for use with compatible brooms, squeegees, and other cleaning tools in commercial and industrial environments. Built from fiberglass, the handle measures 50 inches in length and 1 inch in diameter, offering a rigid, non-telescoping construction suited for wet and dry sanitation tasks. The European Thread connection provides a secure, standardized fit with a wide range of cleaning tool heads. At 0.6 pounds, the handle is lightweight enough for extended use during facility cleaning operations. Licensed sanitation workers, food-plant maintenance crews, and janitorial professionals are the primary installers and users of this handle.

This handle is intended for sanitation and janitorial applications in food processing facilities, commercial kitchens, and regulated industrial environments where color-coded cleaning systems are required. The red color designation supports HACCP-based color-coding programs that separate cleaning tools by zone or contamination risk. Compatible with Remco and Vikan cleaning tool heads that accept a European Thread connection.

Key Features

• Food-safe fiberglass construction rated for regulated sanitation environments
• 50-inch fixed length with no telescoping for consistent reach and rigidity
• 1-inch diameter handle provides a firm, controlled grip
• European Thread connection fits a broad range of compatible broom and squeegee heads
• Red color supports HACCP zone-based color-coding protocols
• Lightweight at 0.6 pounds for reduced operator fatigue during extended use

Compatibility

Designed for use with Remco and Vikan cleaning tool heads that accept a European Thread connection.

Installation Notes

Thread the handle clockwise into the European Thread socket of the compatible tool head until fully seated and secure before use. No tools are required for attachment. Inspect the thread connection periodically for wear, especially in high-frequency sanitation cycles. Follow facility sanitation protocols and color-coding guidelines when assigning handles to specific zones.