Pulex

Choose Pulex standard and Alumax squeegee parts

Start with your Pulex channel type, then choose the handle and replacement rubber that fit it. Standard brass and Alumax wide body channels have different bodies even though both listings specify rounded rubber. Match the whole assembly before ordering individual parts.

Buying guide: standard brass, Alumax, and handle compatibility

What is the difference between Pulex brass and Alumax?

The Pulex brass channel has a standard body, while the Pulex Alumax aluminum channel has a wide body. Both are listed as clip-style channels using rounded rubber. Choose by body style as well as material and length; the channel-to-handle connection still needs to match.

Does a wide body channel always use T-shaped rubber?

No. The Alumax listing specifies standard rounded rubber. Channel body size and rubber profile are separate checks, so do not choose rubber solely because a product is described as wide body. Confirm the profile and replacement length for your exact channel before cutting or fitting a new strip.

Will my existing Pulex handle fit Alumax?

Do not assume it will. Identify whether the handle is intended for a standard or wide body channel and compare its fastening arrangement with your channel. The Alumax listing specifically calls for a handle that fits the wide body. If the handle’s name, model number, and description disagree, ask abc to confirm the part before ordering.

Should I choose screw-on or quick-release fastening?

Compare the Pulex brass basic screw-on handle with the Pulex brass quick-release handle. Choose the fastening style around how often you change channels and how you prefer to adjust the tool. Quick release describes the channel fastener; it does not by itself establish swivel movement, pole locking, or compatibility with a different channel body.

How do I select the channel length?

Match the width to the panes you clean and leave room to work around frames. Consider a smaller channel for narrow panes and a longer one for open glass where you can maintain control. Compare the assembled tool rather than length alone, particularly when changing from a standard body to a wide body setup.

What should I check before using it on a pole?

Confirm the handle connection against your pole’s tip and locking system. Use the extension pole guide to plan the setup, and check the fastener before raising the tool. Keep replacement rubber and clips matched to the channel. Clean trapped grit from the tool and replace damaged parts according to the product instructions.

Need help matching Pulex parts? Call abc at 1-800-989-4003 with your channel type, length, and handle model.