Pulex stainless technolite squeegee

[Merv]

I am interested in different tools.

Right now I am using the pulex lightweight aluminum squeegee. It works very well. I also use Ettore squeegees and they work well.

I have been looking at the Unger swivel lok and their stainless slotted channels, and I noticed the Pulex technolite has a lot in common with it.

I am wondering if someone out there has used those tools and has an opinion about them?

Thank you

[Alex]

The ErgoTec and Tecnolite handles are pretty similar in size, feel and features. The Technolite has an ergonomic feel with rubber grip, much like ErgoTec. But it does not swivel like the swivelLok does.

[Merv]

@Alex

The ErgoTec and Tecnolite handles are pretty similar in size, feel and features. The Technolite has an ergonomic feel with rubber grip, much like ErgoTec. But it does not swivel like the swivelLok does.

Thank you. I guess the only downside would be that the Pulex channels would not fit perfectly with the Ergotek clipless handles because the notches would not line up. They were made specifically for the Pulex handle.

[EcoClean]

@Merv

Thank you. I guess the only downside would be that the Pulex channels would not fit perfectly with the Ergotek clipless handles because the notches would not line up. They were made specifically for the Pulex handle.

Merv I use the Unger Ergotec line quite a bit. A 22’ Ergotec is my main squeegee. You can get an extra large Ergotec handle, which adds another inch or more. This really helps when closing out on a frame when you’re not using a pole. The Ergotec has two different swivel versions, the usual 30 degree and then the 0 degree. Both of which are worth their weight in gold.

[Alex]

@Merv

Thank you. I guess the only downside would be that the Pulex channels would not fit perfectly with the Ergotek clipless handles because the notches would not line up. They were made specifically for the Pulex handle.

You are correct. They Technlite do not match up perfectly with the ErgoTec handles.