Wood Handle with Plastic Threads 15/16" x 60" – OEM Replacement Part

Part Number: 1252
Category: Cleaning Equipment Accessories → Replacement Handles → Broom & Brush Handles
Type: Wood Handle with Plastic Threads

The Wood Handle with Plastic Threads 15/16" x 60" (Part #1252) is a durable OEM replacement handle designed for use with a wide variety of brooms, brushes, squeegees, floor scrubbers, and other cleaning tools that utilize standard threaded handle connections. Constructed from sturdy hardwood and fitted with a molded plastic threaded tip, this handle provides a reliable combination of strength, lightweight handling, and corrosion resistance.

Key Features & Benefits

• OEM replacement handle
• Durable hardwood construction
• Molded plastic threaded tip
• Lightweight yet sturdy design
• Standard threaded connection
• 60" overall length for extended reach
• Comfortable handling and control
• Corrosion-resistant threaded end
• Suitable for commercial and residential use
• Compatible with many threaded cleaning tools

Technical Specifications

Part Number: 1252

Product Type: Replacement Handle

Material: Wood

Thread Material: Plastic

Handle Diameter: 15/16"

Handle Length: 60"

Connection Type: Threaded

Application: Brooms, Brushes, Squeegees & Cleaning Tools

OEM Replacement: Yes

Typical Applications

• Push brooms
• Floor brushes
• Deck brushes
• Wash brushes
• Squeegees
• Janitorial equipment
• Commercial cleaning tools
• Industrial maintenance equipment
• General-purpose cleaning applications
• Replacement handle installations

Performance Advantages

• Provides strong and reliable tool support
• Lightweight design reduces operator fatigue
• Plastic threads resist corrosion and moisture damage
• Long handle improves reach and leverage
• Easy installation on compatible threaded tools
• Suitable for indoor and outdoor use
• Cost-effective replacement solution
• Durable construction for daily cleaning tasks
• Versatile compatibility with many cleaning accessories

Maintenance Recommendations

• Inspect the handle periodically for cracks, splinters, or damage.
• Keep threaded connections clean and free from debris.
• Store in a dry location when not in use.
• Avoid prolonged exposure to standing water.
• Replace the handle if threads become worn or damaged.
• Check tool attachments regularly to ensure a secure connection.