Orgill - 1"x54" Metal Mop Handle - AT1695
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Orgill 1" x 54" Metal Mop Handle
A 1 in. diameter, 54 in. long metal mop handle with a threaded tip that takes standard screw-type wet mop heads. It's a straightforward replacement handle sized for the janitorial mops most commercial cleaning crews already use.
Fits the standard screw-type mop head. The threaded tip is cut to 3/4 in.-5 ACME, the standard "broom thread" used across North America for screw-type mop, broom and squeegee handles, so it fits any mop head built to that thread.
Features and Common Uses
- 1 in. diameter x 54 in. length, sized for standard commercial wet mops
- Metal construction for a stiffer feel than a wood handle, and no risk of the tip splitting the way a wood thread can over time
- Threaded tip fits standard screw-type mop heads
- Straight profile with no clamp or ferrule fittings to work loose
Commonly used for:
- Replacing a worn or broken wood mop handle
- Standard janitorial and commercial mopping
- Pairing with any screw-type wet mop head of matching thread
- Swapping between mop heads and other screw-type tools, such as a floor squeegee or dust mop frame, that share the same thread
Specifications
| Item # | AT1695 |
|---|---|
| Diameter | 1 in. |
| Length | 54 in. |
| Material | Metal |
| Attachment | Threaded (screw-type) |
| Thread | 3/4 in.-5 ACME (standard broom/mop thread) |
Diameter, length and attachment type are from Orgill's item listing. The threaded tip uses the 3/4 in.-5 ACME thread, the industry-standard thread for screw-type mop, broom and squeegee handles in North America. Source: Engineer Fix: What Is the Standard Broom Handle Thread Size?.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this fit any mop head?
Yes, any screw-type wet mop head. It's cut to the standard 3/4 in.-5 ACME broom thread, the same thread used across screw-type mop, broom and squeegee heads. Clamp-style or quick-release mop heads need a matching handle style, not this threaded one.
Does the thread size matter if my old handle was different?
Only if your mop head uses a clamp or quick-release fitting instead of a screw thread. Nearly all screw-type mop and broom hardware in North America is cut to this same 3/4 in.-5 ACME thread, so handles are interchangeable across brands.
Metal or wood handle - which lasts longer?
Metal holds up better in wet, high-use commercial settings. A wood handle's threaded tip can split or strip after repeated wet-mop cycles; the metal tip on this handle doesn't.