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  • Maykker Soft Squeegee Rubber 14" - Pack of 24 Squeegee Rubbers
  • Maykker Soft Squeegee Rubber 14" - Pack of 24 Squeegee Rubbers
  • Maykker Soft Squeegee Rubber 14" - Pack of 24 Squeegee Rubbers
  • Maykker Soft Squeegee Rubber 14" - Pack of 24 Squeegee Rubbers
  • Maykker Soft Squeegee Rubber 14" - Pack of 24 Squeegee Rubbers
  • Maykker Soft Squeegee Rubber 14" - Pack of 24 Squeegee Rubbers
  • Maykker Soft Squeegee Rubber 14" - Pack of 24 Squeegee Rubbers
  • Maykker Soft Squeegee Rubber 14" - Pack of 24 Squeegee Rubbers
  • Maykker Soft Squeegee Rubber 14" - Pack of 24 Squeegee Rubbers
  • Maykker Soft Squeegee Rubber 14" - Pack of 24 Squeegee Rubbers
  • Maykker Soft Squeegee Rubber 14" - Pack of 24 Squeegee Rubbers
  • Maykker Soft Squeegee Rubber 14" - Pack of 24 Squeegee Rubbers

Description

Rubber is the thing you get through fastest and the thing most likely to be ruined before you have used it. Buy singles and they turn up rolled in a bag with a kink you can never quite flatten out. Buy a box and it lives loose in the van until the ends have curled and the edges are nicked. This is 24 lengths in a case that deals with the second half of that.

The rubber is a high profile soft grade. Soft stays pliable when it is cold and conforms to the glass at lower pressure, so it closes cleanly behind the blade instead of chattering or leaving a fine line you have to go back over. It is made, cut and packed in Denmark.

The case is the part that earns its keep. It is a reusable HDPE tube with a twist lock, and it adjusts in length, so as you work through the pack you shorten it and the rest stop sliding about. The rubber stays flat and straight, which is the whole point, and the case goes back in the van rather than in the bin.

  • 24 lengths of 14 inch (35cm): the consumable you get through fastest, bought properly.
  • High profile soft grade: closes at lower pressure and stays pliable in the cold.
  • Adjustable HDPE case: the twist lock shortens it as the pack goes down, so nothing rattles about.
  • Tested against 18 channels: Ettore, Unger, Pulex, Moerman, Steccone, Wagtail and LTWC.
  • Made in Denmark: rubber, cutting and packing. The case is made in Germany.

Worth knowing: a soft compound generally wears faster than a hard one. If you work in consistently hot weather, or on rough glass that eats rubber, a hard grade will last longer at the cost of wanting more pressure to close. For most UK work through most of the year, soft is the one.

Product Specifications

  • Brand: Maykker
  • Product code: MP-RB-24-35S
  • Size: 14 inch (35cm)
  • Quantity: 24 lengths per pack
  • Profile: high profile
  • Grade: soft
  • Container: reusable adjustable HDPE case with a twist lock
  • Weight: 800g
  • Made in: rubber, cutting and packaging Denmark. Container Germany.
  • Tested to fit: Ettore Aluminum, Ettore Stainless Steel, Ettore Master Brass, Ettore Super, LTWC, Moerman Stainless Steel, Pulex Aluminum, Pulex UniHandle, Pulex Stainless Steel, Pulex Brass, Pulex TechnoLite Stainless Steel, Pulex Alumax, Steccone Feather-Weight Aluminum, Unger Brass, Unger S, Unger S Plus, Unger Ninja Aluminum and Wagtail Slimline channels

Delivery & Returns

Free Delivery

On orders over £75.00 exvat

Safety

Getting the best out of it

  • Keep the unused lengths in the case. Rubber left loose in a van bends and picks up nicks along the edge, and a nicked edge leaves a line that no amount of pressure will close.
  • Shorten the case with the twist lock as the pack goes down, so the lengths left in it cannot slide about and curl.
  • Wipe the channel out before fitting a new length. Grit trapped under the rubber holds it off the glass.
  • Turn the rubber round and use the second edge before you replace it. Both edges are usable.

CODE: MP-RB-24-35S

Maykker Soft Squeegee Rubber 14" - Pack of 24

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Maykker Soft Squeegee Rubber is a high profile soft grade, 24 lengths of 14 inch in a reusable twist lock case.

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Description

Rubber is the thing you get through fastest and the thing most likely to be ruined before you have used it. Buy singles and they turn up rolled in a bag with a kink you can never quite flatten out. Buy a box and it lives loose in the van until the ends have curled and the edges are nicked. This is 24 lengths in a case that deals with the second half of that.

The rubber is a high profile soft grade. Soft stays pliable when it is cold and conforms to the glass at lower pressure, so it closes cleanly behind the blade instead of chattering or leaving a fine line you have to go back over. It is made, cut and packed in Denmark.

The case is the part that earns its keep. It is a reusable HDPE tube with a twist lock, and it adjusts in length, so as you work through the pack you shorten it and the rest stop sliding about. The rubber stays flat and straight, which is the whole point, and the case goes back in the van rather than in the bin.

  • 24 lengths of 14 inch (35cm): the consumable you get through fastest, bought properly.
  • High profile soft grade: closes at lower pressure and stays pliable in the cold.
  • Adjustable HDPE case: the twist lock shortens it as the pack goes down, so nothing rattles about.
  • Tested against 18 channels: Ettore, Unger, Pulex, Moerman, Steccone, Wagtail and LTWC.
  • Made in Denmark: rubber, cutting and packing. The case is made in Germany.

Worth knowing: a soft compound generally wears faster than a hard one. If you work in consistently hot weather, or on rough glass that eats rubber, a hard grade will last longer at the cost of wanting more pressure to close. For most UK work through most of the year, soft is the one.

Product Specifications

  • Brand: Maykker
  • Product code: MP-RB-24-35S
  • Size: 14 inch (35cm)
  • Quantity: 24 lengths per pack
  • Profile: high profile
  • Grade: soft
  • Container: reusable adjustable HDPE case with a twist lock
  • Weight: 800g
  • Made in: rubber, cutting and packaging Denmark. Container Germany.
  • Tested to fit: Ettore Aluminum, Ettore Stainless Steel, Ettore Master Brass, Ettore Super, LTWC, Moerman Stainless Steel, Pulex Aluminum, Pulex UniHandle, Pulex Stainless Steel, Pulex Brass, Pulex TechnoLite Stainless Steel, Pulex Alumax, Steccone Feather-Weight Aluminum, Unger Brass, Unger S, Unger S Plus, Unger Ninja Aluminum and Wagtail Slimline channels

Delivery & Returns

Free Delivery

On orders over £75.00 exvat

Safety

Getting the best out of it

  • Keep the unused lengths in the case. Rubber left loose in a van bends and picks up nicks along the edge, and a nicked edge leaves a line that no amount of pressure will close.
  • Shorten the case with the twist lock as the pack goes down, so the lengths left in it cannot slide about and curl.
  • Wipe the channel out before fitting a new length. Grit trapped under the rubber holds it off the glass.
  • Turn the rubber round and use the second edge before you replace it. Both edges are usable.

RECENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What does soft rubber mean and when should I use it?

Rubber is graded by how firm the compound is. Soft conforms to the glass at lower pressure and stays pliable when it is cold, which is most of the UK year, so it closes cleanly instead of chattering or leaving a fine line behind the blade. The trade off is that a softer compound generally wears faster than a hard one. If you work in consistently hot weather, or on rough glass that eats rubber, a hard grade will last longer but wants more pressure to close.

Will it fit my squeegee channel?

Maykker have tested and confirmed it against 18 channels: Ettore Aluminum, Ettore Stainless Steel, Ettore Master Brass, Ettore Super, LTWC, Moerman Stainless Steel, Pulex Aluminum, Pulex UniHandle, Pulex Stainless Steel, Pulex Brass, Pulex TechnoLite Stainless Steel, Pulex Alumax, Steccone Feather-Weight Aluminum, Unger Brass, Unger S, Unger S Plus, Unger Ninja Aluminum and Wagtail Slimline channels. If yours is not on that list it may still fit, since most channels take a standard rubber section, but it is worth checking before you buy a pack of 24. You can see the channels we stock in squeegee rubbers and channels.

How long does one length last?

It depends entirely on how much glass you do, how abrasive it is and how heavy handed you are, so nobody can give you a straight number. What is worth knowing is that most rubber gets replaced because of a nick in the edge rather than because it has worn flat, and most nicks come from grit in the channel or from the rubber being stored loose. Look after it and you will get noticeably more out of a pack.

What is the case actually for?

Keeping the rubber straight. Squeegee rubber arrives dead flat and it needs to stay that way, because a length with a kink or a curl in it will not sit down properly in the channel. The case is a reusable HDPE tube with a twist lock that adjusts in length, so as you work through the 24 you shorten it and the rest cannot slide around and bend. It is also just a sensible thing to have in a van rather than a cardboard box that goes soft the first time it gets wet.

Can I use both edges?

Yes. When one edge starts leaving lines, pull the length out, turn it round and refit it the other way up. You get two working edges out of every piece, which effectively doubles what a pack gives you. Do check the edge you are about to use for nicks before you refit, because a damaged edge will not improve with a fresh side.

Where is it made?

The rubber is made, cut and packed in Denmark. The container is made in Germany. That is worth saying because squeegee rubber is one of those things where the compound really does vary between suppliers, and knowing where it comes from tells you more than a brand name on the label.

Is a pack of 24 too many to start with?

It depends how much traditional work you do. For anyone running a round full time it is a sensible buy, because rubber is the consumable you get through fastest and buying singles works out dearer per length. If you only pick up a squeegee occasionally, 24 lengths will outlast the rubber itself, since the compound does slowly harden with age. In that case single lengths make more sense.