The Hi-Tech Broom Outrigger Brace (PBBR-1) is designed to enhance the stability and effectiveness of push brooms, making it an indispensable addition to any professional detailer's toolset. This sturdy outrigger brace attaches easily to most push broom handles, providing extra support and reducing the strain on the handle during use. By reinforcing the broom's structure, the PBBR-1 helps prevent handle breakage and improves sweeping efficiency. With its durable construction and compatibility with a wide range of push brooms, the Hi-Tech Broom Outrigger Brace ensures optimal performance and a longer life for your broom, making it a cost-effective solution for maintaining clean and debris-free work environments.
Primary Uses:
- Enhancing the stability and effectiveness of push brooms
- Preventing handle breakage during heavy-duty sweeping tasks
- Improving sweeping efficiency
Alternate Uses:
- Reinforcing other long-handled cleaning tools, such as mops or rakes
Why Choose This Over Other Products:
- Compatible with most push broom handles
- Durable construction for long-lasting performance
- Easy installation and removal
Step by Step Guide:
- Select a compatible push broom with a sturdy handle
- Slide the Hi-Tech Broom Outrigger Brace onto the handle, positioning it approximately halfway up the handle
- Adjust the brace so that the support arms are resting against the sides of the broom head
- Secure the brace in place by tightening the clamping mechanism on the handle
- Use the push broom as needed, enjoying the added stability and support provided by the brace
- To remove the brace, simply loosen the clamping mechanism and slide it off the handle
Best Practices:
- Regularly inspect your push broom for signs of wear or damage
- Use the appropriate broom for the specific task and surface being cleaned
- Clean your push broom and the outrigger brace after each use to prolong their lifespan
Relevant Safety Information:
- Always wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) when sweeping, such as gloves, safety goggles, and dust masks
- Avoid using a broom with a damaged or weakened handle, as it may break during use and cause injury
