ErgoTec Ninja Handle (30° version)
ErgoTec Ninja 30° Unger handle with tilting, adjustable head for working with telescopic poles. Ergonomic two-component handle, TriLoc mechanism for secure attachment to Unger safety poles and ideal for working at different angles without changing your posture. Channel not included. Reference E3000.
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ErgoTec Ninja 30° Unger handle — the handle only for those who already have a channel
The ErgoTec Ninja 30° handle is the handle without a channel for anyone who wants to change the handle on their Ninja squeegee or add a second handle to a channel they already own. It has the same quality and features as the one included with the complete ErgoTec Ninja 30° squeegee, sold separately.
Tilting head — adjustable to any working angle
The handle head can be tilted and adjusted according to the working angle — especially useful when working with telescopic poles or on windows at different heights. The angle can be adjusted without tools and locks firmly into the selected position.
Ergonomic two-component handle
The handle is made from two materials — a rigid base that maintains its shape and a soft coating on the grip area that reduces fatigue during long working days and improves control in wet conditions.
TriLoc mechanism — secure attachment to telescopic poles
The TriLoc is Unger’s three-position locking mechanism, which ensures a firm and secure attachment when the handle is used with Unger safety telescopic poles. It prevents the squeegee from turning or coming loose unintentionally when working at height.
30° or 40°?
The debate over which angle is best for working at height with a telescopic pole has no single answer. The manufacturer recommends 40° for working at height. Based on our experience with professionals, many prefer 30° because moving away from the glass to work with the pole creates an additional angle, and 30° prevents the rubber blade from bouncing when lowering it. If you are unsure, call us and we will advise you.
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