Specifications

• Material: High-grade polyurethane (PU) elastomer
• Form: Straight squeegee bar / wiping strip
• Hardness Options: Multiple Shore A grades available
• Length: Standard or custom lengths
• Width: Customizable
• Thickness: Customizable
• Color Options: Standard or customized
• Resistance: Water, abrasion, oil, and chemicals

Key Features & Performance Advantages

• Efficient Water Removal
  Provides excellent surface contact for fast and clean wiping
• Superior Wear Resistance
  Outperforms rubber in high-friction cleaning environments
• Flexible Yet Strong
  Conforms to surface contours while maintaining durability
• Chemical & Moisture Resistant
  Suitable for detergents, water, and industrial fluids
• Long Service Life
  Reduces replacement frequency and downtime
• Customizable for Equipment Fit
  Designed to match various cleaning machines and systems

Typical Applications

• Floor scrubbers and cleaning machines
• Industrial conveyor belt cleaning systems
• Glass and surface cleaning equipment
• Water control and drainage systems
• Food processing and manufacturing wash-down areas
• Warehouse and industrial facility cleaning

Customization & OEM Capabilities

• Custom bar length, width, and thickness
• Hardness selection based on cleaning pressure
• Special formulations for harsh chemicals or temperatures
• OEM manufacturing and bulk supply

FAQ

Q1: What is a squeegee bar used for?
It is used to remove water, liquids, and debris from surfaces in cleaning and industrial wiping systems.

Q2: Why choose PU squeegee bars instead of rubber?
PU offers higher wear resistance, better flexibility, and longer lifespan, especially in high-use environments.

Q3: Can squeegee bars be customized for specific machines?
Yes, dimensions, hardness, and formulations can be tailored to match different cleaning equipment.

Q4: Are PU squeegee bars suitable for wet and chemical environments?
Yes, polyurethane performs well in water, detergents, oils, and many industrial chemicals.

Q5: How long do PU squeegee bars last?
They typically last much longer than rubber bars under similar working conditions.