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Ninja Squeegee makes quick work of windows
April 1st 2011

Unger launched its new ERGOTEC Ninja Squeegee at this year's Cleaning Show.

The window squeegee is suitable for pole work and working at height. It features a Swivel function and a TriLoc channel locking mechanism.The Extruded Aircraft Aluminium T6 channels are said to be guaranteed not to break or bend.

SmartClips on the end of the channel allow adjustment of the rubber tension and protect the frames.

Dave Rogers, the general manager of Unger UK comments,"Speed, precision and great performance underpin the ERGOTEC NINJA concept.The channels deliver perfect pressure distribution across the entire length, resulting in streak free cleaning. The longest 105cm channel is designed for true Ninja style cleaning, quickly and efficiently, hence the name.We're confident it's going to be a star product".

The ERGOTEC Ninja Squeegee is covered by a 100% Customer Satisfaction Guarantee.

For more information, please visit:www.ungerglobal.com/ninja

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