Wooster Brush F6333 Lock Jaw Tool Holder 8 Position

Product Description

The WOOSTER BRUSH F6333 is a Lock Jaw Tool Holder designed to secure a wide range of hand tools and accessories to a threaded extension pole. The holder locks into 8 distinct positions across a 150-degree range of motion, giving tradespeople and maintenance professionals full angular control when working on walls, ceilings, and overhead surfaces. Construction combines fiberglass reinforced nylon and polypropylene for durability under repeated field use. The F6333 is well suited for painting contractors, facilities maintenance crews, and commercial cleaning staff who need a reliable, repositionable grip point on an extension pole.

The F6333 is used in residential and commercial settings where roller frames, paint brushes, scrapers, flashlights, and similar handled tools must be mounted to a threaded pole at a controlled angle. It is a common add-on for painting and surface preparation work, particularly when access to high or hard-to-reach areas requires frequent angle changes without stopping to swap hardware. Facilities maintenance teams also use this holder for general-purpose tool access during building upkeep tasks.

Key Features

• Locks into 8 positions across a 150-degree adjustment range for precise angle control
• Fiberglass reinforced nylon and polypropylene construction for durable, lightweight performance
• Compatible with threaded extension poles standard in painting and maintenance applications
• Accepts roller frames, paint brushes, scrapers, flashlights, and other common hand tools
• Fully adjustable design reduces the need for repositioning the operator or the pole

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard threaded extension poles commonly used in painting, surface preparation, and facilities maintenance applications.

Installation Notes

Thread the F6333 onto a compatible threaded extension pole before attaching the desired tool. Ensure the locking mechanism is fully engaged in the chosen position before applying lateral force. Inspect the locking teeth and pivot joint periodically for wear, especially under heavy or repeated use. No special tools are required for attachment or adjustment.