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Gardiner SuperMax 3K 50ft Tele Pole HM carbon
Quick Overview
- It is made of High Modulus Carbon with 3K Wrap
- Can use the 3K Triple Extension Pack #10-12 or 1,2 or 3 Standard Modular Extension #10 to extend length to 65ft for 6 storeys
- It is made of completely Insulated Handle that helps protect from Electrical Shock
- It comes in a Light Weight 3250 gms, 9 section telescopic 100% High Modulus 3K weave carbon fibre pole
- Insulated Handle Section has been tested to resist up to 5,000v with an average resistance of 3.2 GO
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Gardiner SuperMax 3K 50ft Tele Pole HM carbon
SUPERMAX 3K WRAP 50 FOOT WATER FED POLE HM CARBON
Accurate Sizing: Gardiner poles are measured for their actual length, providing a true reflection of their reach compared to other brands that state "working height."
Compatible with the 3K Triple Extension Pack #10-12 or 1,2,3 Standard Modular Extensions #10, this pole can extend up to 65ft, making it perfect for cleaning up to 6 storys. Working Reach: Offers a working reach of 55ft, ideal for various high-rise cleaning tasks.
Improved wear and abrasion resistance in key areas due to the strategic use of 3K carbon fiber, maximizing the life and usability of the pole. Optimal Rigidity: The unique carbon fiber sandwich construction offers increased rigidity when extended and greater crush resistance.
Less Weight, More Freedom
In the world of Solar Panel Cleaning, a mere 1.5 to 2.5 lbs can make all the difference.
Especially at height or reaching out over multiple panels, where precision and agility matter most. this Solar Panel pole is optized for reaching out and takes the lead with its remarkable weight advantage.
Picture this: 8 to to 12 strokes per Solar Panel ad up, this solar pole offers the the perfect balance between efficiency and excellence and will be saving you lifting the extra weight of a competitor pole at from 12 to 30 pounds per panel .
In just an hours worth of work, tackling around 30 panels the added weight could amount to an astonishing 900 lbs of extra lifting
and at the end of 5 hours, lifting a competitors' poles extra weight is the equivalent of lifting an entire F150 pickup truck off the ground.
| Pole Name | Extended Pole Length | Collapsed Pole Length | Std Hose Pack Supplied | Weight | |
| Supermax 50 | 15m - 49.2ft Plus Brush is 50ft tip to tail | 1.97m - 6ft 5in | 30m - 100Ft | 3340g, 7.36lbs |
A Single #10 Extender will take the pole to 55ft, a total of 3 will create a 65ft pole.
Electrical Hazard
Water Fed poles should not be used near electricals wires, this would include the wires that connect a structure to the grid as well as the electrical grid wires themselves,
Gardiner Pole Systems builds protection into their poles. All of the handle sections and extension sections of Gardiner’s poles are insulated against electrical current. Gardiner has electrically tested their poles to be able to isolate a minimum of 5000V.
Gardiner Pole Systems do not recommend the operator removes the handle sections off their poles in an effort to make a smaller pole as this pole would not have the protection of the insulated base. The CLX range which is insulated throughout.
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