Showing posts with label clipless channel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label clipless channel. Show all posts

Sunday, 25 September 2011

Clipless Channels For Window Cleaners


Channel Guard: Channel Guard was developed by Innoclear for professional window cleaners to be able to use a squeegee channel without all the draw backs and liabilities which come with it. Available from your window cleaning supply company. Channel guard available here.

No more tension clips. No more bunching.
This guard is made of plastic, is 23" long, and are sold in 3 packs. The Channel Guard can be cut to fit any size squeegee channel.
An even blade for even better performance.
Channel Guard:
  • Eliminates the need for tension clips
  • Creates an even blade for better performance
  • Secures the entire blade, not just the ends
  • Prevents liabilities like scratches on window film and plexiglass
  • Makes changing your blade fast and easy, especially while on the side of a building
  • Lasts for months
  • Comes pre-sized for a 24" channel
  • Can easily be cut to fit any channel length with a sharp scraper blade

Wednesday, 11 February 2009

Pimp Your Ettore Contour-Pro Squeegee to Clip-less



Ettore Contour-Pro lovers may find this a useful modification to their beloved squeegee handle. Why Ettore didn't make it so it could hold clip-less channels the first time round makes me wonder? Ettore never got back to me as promised either! You may remember a previous blog where Mark Strange from Toronto, Canada talked about the benefits of this unique tool.

First of all to DIY or pimp your "Contour-Pro" you will need a Ettore Master Stainless steel squeegee, usually one of the cheapest on the market (4 quid/$6) - & it comes complete with handle & channel. What you are going to do is swap the holding plate over with the Contour-Pro one.

Just remember to take the nuts off slowly & don't loose the springs & note the pins that go in to the nuts as shown in the first picture. Click the pictures to enlarge the photo & read the writing.











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