Oskar S.r.l.

Polygonal Cross-Section Handles

Italy , Mezzolara di Budrio

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Polygonal Cross-Section Handles

Polygonal Cross-Section Handles are steel handles from Oskar S.r.l. for cleaning tools and household equipment. Oskar currently lists fixed steel handles in 21 mm and 22.2 mm diameters, together with telescopic versions using 21/18 mm and 25/21 mm tube combinations.

Available wall thicknesses vary by handle type and configuration. Buyers should specify fixed or telescopic construction, diameter, thickness, surface coating, length, thread or fitting style, grip requirements and carton quantity for the intended broom, mop or cleaning-tool application.

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