OptiLoc by UNGER Global
Company Contact:
ungeruk@ungerglobal.com 01902 306633
www.ungerglobal.com
Founded in Hamburg in 1964, UNGER is a growing global business driven by distributors in over 90 countries. UNGER systems are designed to make cleaning efficient, ergonomic and thorough, with outstanding customer service. Their expansive, innovative portfolio covers everything from glass and window cleaning to floor cleaning, maintenance and more.
UNGER has further optimised its popular OptiLoc telescopic poles for window cleaning and added more innovative features. In particular, the new ergonomic design of the handles and lockable twist collars ensures a comfortable and secure grip, even in wet environments. This is made possible by a newly developed, particularly slip-resistant 2-C surface made of two components. The result is a noticeably better and secure grip, even with wet hands.
New optical markings on the lockable twist collars also make them easier to use, thus preventing costly operating errors. This will make work faster and prevent wastage. The anti-slip end cap on the handle end is also particularly practical. It ensures a secure position of the UNGER OptiLoc telescopic poles when setting it aside and protects it against damage.
All UNGER OptiLoc telescopic poles come with the ErgoTec safety cone as standard. This makes them compatible with all UNGER glass cleaning tools. The ErgoTec safety cone makes changing tools quick and easy and keeps the tools from dropping off.
The OptiLoc telescopic poles from UNGER make it safe and comfortable to clean windows and glass up to 10m high, while standing with both feet firmly on the ground. Additional security is provided by the ErgoTec safety cone, which engages the tools reliably so that they are not dropped. UNGER OptiLoc telescopic poles are an ingenious alternative to working on ladders. After all, ladders are one of the major risks to worker safety.
According to DGUV statistics on workplace accidents, there were just under 23,700 registered occupational accidents involving ladders in Germany in 2016 alone. According to recently updated occupational safety regulations, working above five metres from ladders is no longer permitted in Germany.
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