A jaw mop handle is a type of mop handle that uses a clamp-style mechanism to hold the mop head in place. The handle is typically made of metal or plastic and has two jaws that can be opened and closed by twisting a screw or lever. The mop head is inserted into the jaws and then secured by tightening the screw or lever.
| SKU | COLOR | SIZE | QTY/CASE |
|---|---|---|---|
| MH-032 | YELLOW LARGE JAW LARGE+ BLUE METAL HANDLE | 60″ | 12 |
| MH-033 | YELLOW SMALL JAW LARGE+ BLUE METAL HANDLE | 60″ | 12 |
| MH-046 | YELLOW JAW LARGE+ YELLOW FIBERGLASS HANDLE | 60″ | 12 |
One advantage of a jaw mop handle is that it can be used with a variety of different mop heads, including cotton, microfiber, and sponge mops. This makes it a versatile option for different cleaning tasks and surfaces.
Another advantage of a jaw mop handle is that it provides a secure grip on the mop head, which can help to prevent the mop head from slipping or becoming loose during use. This can be particularly important when cleaning large or heavily soiled areas.
However, one potential disadvantage of a jaw mop handle is that it may not be as quick and easy to change mop heads as other types of mop handles, such as quick-connect handles. Additionally, the screw or lever used to tighten the jaws may become loose over time, which can require periodic adjustments or maintenance.