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HiFlo™ nLite® HiMod Carbon Poles
Enhance your reach with the Unger HiFlo nLite HiMod Carbon Extension Pole. This extension pole, crafted from high-modulus carbon fiber, offers exceptional rigidity and lightness, enabling window cleaning professionals to access elevated and challenging areas with ease.
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- High-modulus carbon fiber construction offers superior rigidity, ensuring precise control during cleaning tasks.
- Lightweight design reduces operator fatigue, enhancing productivity during prolonged use.
- Extension capability allows access to elevated and challenging areas, increasing versatility.
- Modular integration with the nLite system enables customizable pole lengths for various job requirements.
- Yellow visual warning area prevents unintentional separation, enhancing safety during operations.
- Durable construction withstands rigorous professional use, ensuring long-term reliability.
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Part #
UPC #
Description
Color
Material
Length
Width
Height
Weight
Case Qty.
UC35G
761475645362
HiFlo™ nLite® HiMod Carbon Extension Pole, 11'/3.4m
Black
Himodulus Carbon
132
3
1.5
1.9
1
UC67G
761475645386
HiFlo™ nLite® HiMod Carbon Master Pole, 22'/6.6m
Black
Himodulus Carbon
264
3
1.5
3.6
1
Product Description
The Unger HiFlo nLite HiMod Carbon Extension Pole is designed to elevate the capabilities of professional window cleaners. Constructed from high-modulus carbon fiber, this extension pole provides unparalleled rigidity and minimal weight, ensuring precise control and reduced operator fatigue during extended use. Its modular design allows seamless integration with the nLite system, enabling users to customize pole length according to specific job requirements. The pole features a yellow visual warning area to prevent unintentional separation, enhancing safety during operations.
Ideal for use in:
• Reaching high windows on multi-story commercial buildings.
• Accessing skylights and atriums in large facilities.
• Cleaning glass facades with complex architectural designs.
• Maintaining windows in hard-to-reach areas of residential properties.
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