Grey PVA sponge · Three rows of rollers · Lever squeeze
Pulling the lever draws the sponge up through three rows of rollers, so it is pressed out more than once in a single stroke and the user's hands stay off the wet sponge.
A PVA sponge mop on a polished metal pole, with three rows of ribbed white rollers set over the grey sponge. A grey lever on the lower pole is linked to the head by steel rods.
Pull the lever and the sponge is drawn up through the rows of rollers and pressed out; push it back and the sponge returns flat for mopping.
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Three rows of rollers
Instead of a single pair of rollers, the head carries three rows of ribbed white rollers. As the lever draws the sponge up, it passes through each row in turn, so it is squeezed several times in one stroke.
Hands stay dry — the rollers do the wringing.
Full-width squeeze — the rollers run the length of the sponge.
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Lever on the pole
The grey lever sits low on the pole, within easy reach of the lower hand. Two steel rods run from the lever to the head, and pulling it up wrings the sponge without bending down to the floor.
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Ridged PVA sponge
The grey PVA sponge has a ridged face that holds water for wet mopping on tiles, stone and other hard floors. The long, straight head runs close along skirting boards and the base of cabinets.
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Pole and grips
The iron pole has a polished metal finish, white grips at the top and above the lever, and a hanging cap so the mop can be stored on a hook. One sponge head comes fitted; spare heads are quoted as a refill pack.
Refill sale — sponge heads quoted as a separate pack on request.
Your printed sleeve, header card or box — from 5,000 sets
Graphics
Printed graphics to your artwork — from 5,000 sets
Colours
Head block, roller and sponge colours to your brief — quoted per colourway
Pack contents
Extra sponge heads per set, or heads sold as refills — quoted on request
Logo, printed packaging and graphics each start at 5,000 sets on this mop. Smaller branded runs, a different head width or pole length are quoted separately.
The sponge head is the repeat order behind a roller mop, so decide early whether the set ships with a spare head or you list it as a refill.
Tooling costs, timelines and what stays on your account are the same across every product and are set out once on OEM and private label.
A roller sponge mop packs long and slim, so the carton is set by pole length rather than weight. Ask for the carton size before you work out freight per unit.
Sea freight is the sensible route for a full order of sets; spare sponge heads travel well in their own carton if you plan to sell them as refills.
Trade terms, freight options and document sets are the same for every order and are set out once on ordering terms.
