[H MAN]

[JSMC]

Same idea as wagtail. My first wagtail haf the microfibrr attached with the velcro and it came loose in no time. I ended up having a spare set on me at all times whuch i glued on myself. The newer ones are held on by a plastic clip. Much better but still a little fragile.

I find the wagtail pivot action wears very quickly n you are adjusting it quickly.

I guess they wont want to make them harf wearing as saled would go down.

Still a handy tool when working though.

[Smurf]

A new swivel handle is about to be launched very soon too which may well blow wagtails handles out of the water.

[H MAN]

A new swivle handle is about to be launched very soon too which may well blow wagtails handles out of the water.

Believe Moerman already have.

[Smurf]

As far as I'm aware not yet H-Man...I believe it will be available in stockist around July time.

[H MAN]

As far as I'm aware not yet H-Man...I believe it will be available in stockist around July time.

It was shown at the interclean show this week. 
You are right it come out when you said.

[Smurf]

Looks good don't it 

[andyM]

A new swivel handle is about to be launched very soon too which may well blow wagtails handles out of the water.

Will customers have to modify them so they work properly? 

[H MAN]

A new swivel handle is about to be launched very soon too which may well blow wagtails handles out of the water.

Will customers have to modify them so they work properly? 

Yes you have to get it to suit your style BUT IS IT AS GOOD AS A WAGTAIL  

[Dave Willis]

Pretty sure they don't drink coffee.

[NWH]

Patent infringement if you ask me it's a wagtail in liquidator form.

[Lee Burbidge]

The pivot is different from Wagtail, no patent issues since I believe even the Wagtail tech patents have expired ( so I'm told) The new Moerman product works in three components, first the Liquidator 2.0 channel, the F*LIQ pad and the handle that is called the Excellerator. This has been designed primary with pole use in mind with the Excellerator allowing pivotal movement   and fixed with multiple fixed settings. It was also demonstrated to me at the ISSA as a good hand tool too. I will be putting a Booth Talk film together on it next week.

[Dave Willis]

I've got a F*arked liquidator in the garage - bloody rubbish!

[Susan Dean (1stclean)]

I've got a F*arked liquidator in the garage - bloody rubbish!

+ 1

[H MAN]

The pivot is different from Wagtail, no patent issues since I believe even the Wagtail tech patents have expired ( so I'm told) The new Moerman product works in three components, first the Liquidator 2.0 channel, the F*LIQ pad and the handle that is called the Excellerator. This has been designed primary with pole use in mind with the Excellerator allowing pivotal movement   and fixed with multiple fixed settings. It was also demonstrated to me at the ISSA as a good hand tool too. I will be putting a Booth Talk film together on it next week.

In fact there are other ways of having a swivel or in this case pivoting connections without infringing a patent.
Just surprized no one has not done this commercially until now.

 

[mark m]

 A little preview of the squeegee by Moerman I should get it all finished in the next couple of days

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I-7trfEt-Hk

[H MAN]

We use a pad holder it clips on any channel can make it to go over or under the channel.
The plus is you do not have to unclip to change pads.
THIS IS NOT MIND SET UP note  the connection on the squeegee.
THE CHANNELS A SORBO.   


Here's Eric Gilliand did the same with the connection.
Just saying it's out there are probably more people that have done this also.
 

Also got remember it has all been seen in the public domain and can not be patented.
Unless you have a unique swivel connection that works differently to what’s out there at the moment. 
Then this may be patentable.

[andyM]

"Prior Art" H Man? 

[Lee Burbidge]

We use a pad holder it clips on any channel can make it to go over or under the channel.
The plus is you do not have to unclip to change pads.
THIS IS NOT MIND SET UP note  the connection on the squeegee.
THE CHANNELS A SORBO.   


Here's Eric Gilliand did the same with the connection.
Just saying it's out there are probably more people that have done this also.
 

Also got remember it has all been seen in the public domain and can not be patented.
Unless you have a unique swivel connection that works differently to what’s out there at the moment. 
Then this may be patentable.

Love this info

[H MAN]

And those scrubbing pad holder.
We had made them in June 2013.
Here's video of the first ones we did.
As you will see we have attach the pad holder onto the clip that can go on just about any squeegee channel.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eO5pPPlvAhg