PVA sponge head · Double-roller squeeze · 2 heads per set
A lever on the handle sleeve draws the sponge between two rollers, so it is wrung out standing up and without wet hands; the head turns 90° to slide under a toilet or along a curtain line.
Wringing
Lever-drawn double roller
Colour
White, or teal sleeve with grey rollers
Pack
1 mop with 2 sponge heads
MOQ
2,000 sets
Colour
此版本已固定Lever-drawn double rollerWhite, or teal sleeve with grey rollers1 mop with 2 sponge heads
A PVA sponge mop with the wringer built into the head as a pair of rollers. Pulling the lever on the white handle sleeve draws the ribbed sponge up between the rollers, which squeeze it out over the bucket or drain.
The head turns 90° on its joint, so it can be pushed edge-first under a toilet bowl or along a narrow strip of floor. Each set ships with two sponge heads, in white or in teal with grey rollers.
01 · Pull the lever, the rollers wring it
The lever sits on the sleeve at the lower end of the handle. Lift it and the sponge is pressed between the two rollers above it, so the water runs out without the sponge being touched.
Hands stay dry — the rollers do the squeezing.
90–100% water removal — as rated by the factory; treat it as a best case.
02 · Spills and grit on hard floors
The ribbed PVA sponge soaks up standing liquid and gathers loose grit, which suits kitchens, entrances and tiled floors where spills are the daily job.
Spill pick-up — the sponge draws up standing liquid.
03 · Turns 90° for tight spots
Turned on its joint, the head goes in edge-first under the curve of a toilet bowl, behind a pedestal or along a curtain line, and the slim handle follows it in.
Roller mops are cube, not weight: carton size decides freight per unit more than the factory price does. Ask for the carton dimensions with the quote before comparing landed costs.
Sea freight is the sensible route for a full order; air freight on a boxed mop rarely makes commercial sense.
Trade terms, freight options and document sets are the same for every order and are set out once on ordering terms.