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Ettore Super Channel Contour Pro+ Handle (For Thick Aluminum Channels)

Ettore Super Channel Contour Pro+ Handle (For Thick Aluminum Channels)

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E-1012

$25.95 USD
$25.95 USD
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The Ettore Contour Pro+ Handle is revolutionizing the industry by combining multiple time-saving features into one amazing tool. Make you window cleaning faster, easier, and more profitable! This is the only squeegee handle you will ever need!

2 models available.  This version is for use with thicker style channels like the Ettore Super Channel

It is made with a high-strength polymer material and give you head angles from 0 to 50 degrees. It has four time-saving features in one amazing squeegee handle!

Patented Suspension System:

  • Superior for closing out deep-silled windows
  • Adjustable spring tension - customize to your preference
  • Consistent, even pressure to eliminate streaking and make your rubber last longer

Super System:

  • Automatically adjusts to angle without lifting the rubber from the glass
  • Ideal for cleaning irregular shaped glass
  • Swivels horizontally 180 degree

Zero Degree Feature:

  • With the flip of a lever, this squeegee transforms to a zero degree angle
  • Perfect for cleaning overhead glass in atriums - eliminating back strain
  • Also great for closing out windows that go below your waist
  • Allows fanning with a pole

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Ralpho
Disappointing

This swiveling, spring-loaded handle helps me in one respect and hurts me in others. It’s almost impossible to take all the water off unless the spring is fully loaded and the angle is zero degrees. The spring tension adjuster is useless. The quick release is on the underside of this handle, and it’s prone to coming loose while you’re working. The screws that adjust the grip strength on the channel are all the way in, and the channel still moves back and forth in the handle.

A pamphlet describes the process of locking the channel into the zero-degree position. But it’s written so vaguely that I can’t figure out how to do it.

The handle’s saving grace is the zero-degree angle that occurs when the spring is fully loaded. I can get into some spots that I can’t easily do with a fixed-angle handle.