ErgoTec Ninja 40° Unger Handle EN000 — Tilting Head
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ErgoTec Ninja Handle (40° version)

ErgoTec Ninja 40° Unger handle with tilting head, adjustable for work with telescopic poles. Ergonomic two-component handle and TriLoc mechanism for secure attachment to Unger safety poles. The manufacturer's recommended version for work at height with a telescopic pole. Channel not included. Reference EN000.

€23.64 VAT excluded

€23.64 VAT excluded

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ErgoTec Ninja 40° Unger handle — the manufacturer's recommended version for work at height

The ErgoTec Ninja 40° handle is the handle without a channel in the 40° inclination version. It has the same quality and features as the one included with the complete ErgoTec Ninja 40° squeegee, sold separately for anyone who wants to change the handle of their squeegee or add a second one to a channel they already have.

Tilting head — adjustable to any working angle

The head can be tilted and adjusted according to the working angle without tools, which is especially useful when working with telescopic poles or on glass at different heights. It locks firmly in the selected position.

Ergonomic two-component handle

A rigid base that maintains its shape and a soft coating in the grip area reduce fatigue during long working days and improve control with a wet hand.

TriLoc mechanism — secure attachment to telescopic poles

The TriLoc ensures a firm and secure attachment when used with Unger safety telescopic poles, preventing the squeegee from turning or coming loose unintentionally during work at height.

30° or 40°?

The manufacturer recommends the 40° for work at height with a telescopic pole, arguing that the greater angle makes it easier for the rubber blade to contact the glass when the squeegee is raised with the pole in an almost vertical position.

However, based on our experience with professionals in the field, many prefer 30° for work with a pole. Moving away from the glass to manoeuvre the pole already creates an additional angle, and with 40° this combined angle can cause the rubber blade to bounce when lowering. There is no universal answer — if you have

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