How to Choose a Waterpole

 

What waterpole is right for you?

To answer this question, we must answer a few more specific questions first.  These questions regard work height, pole weight, and price.

Remember: There are several compositions of waterpoles available and this affects their price, work height, and pole weight, as well as rigidity.

How high will you be working?

Choose a composition, rigidity, and length best for the height you need to work at.

• Less than 30 feet – Aluminum and fiberglass
• Up to about 40 feet – Fiberglass and carbonfiber/fiberglass hybrids
• Up to about 65 feet – Carbonfiber, including HiMod and carbonfiber with Kevlar

How long will you be working?

Choose the lightest composition possible when you will be working for long periods of time.

• Heaviest – Aluminum
• Medium weight – Fiberglass
• Medium weight – Carbonfiber/fiberglass hybrids
• Lightest – Carbonfiber, including HiMod and carbonfiber with Kevlar

How much do you want to spend?

Choose the waterpole of a length and composition that will also fit your budget.

• Cheapest – Aluminum
• Medium cost – Fiberglass
• Medium cost – Carbonfiber/fiberglass hybrid
• Most Expensive – Carbonfiber, including HiMod and carbon fiber with Kevlar

Do you have additional questions about waterpoles and the products available?  Comment below or email us from the About Page!

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