Narrow by line, family, material, fixing, minimum order or price. Every card carries its reference code, its minimum and an indicative price, so a shortlist can be built without opening a single page.
The catalogue is three levels deep. A category holds families; a family holds the versions we tool and stock; a version is what you actually order. Nothing here carries a model code, because the plant does not run one — versions are named by what differs.
The unit your customer buys once. Eight ranges, each a family of versions that differ by frame size, pole, fixing and pack.
The part they buy again. Eight families, compared on absorbency, durability and cost per clean, cut to frames we built and to frames we didn't.
Pads for mop systems already in the market. Six fits tooled today, anything else cut from a pad you send us.

You need the pad that fits it. Start with the compatible refill fits, or send us a pad.

Start with the mop systems and pick the refill materials that sit behind them on the shelf.

Go straight to the materials, compare cost per clean, and send us the frame you need them cut to.
A photo with a ruler, a drawing, or the pad itself — any one of the three is enough to start.
One person reads every enquiry. Or write to leo.ma@szkare.com.