EDMA offers a new combined-motion telescopic pole for drywall contractors. Always attentive to the needs of contractors, EDMA develops innovative tools to optimize their work on construction sites. Historically recognized for its expertise in the drywall trade, the French company is now expanding its offering with a new telescopic pole.
The new EDMA telescopic pole features 3 combined-motion sections to efficiently support plastering and sanding work. Extendable from 1 to 2,05 meters, it is easy to use on floors or ceilings. Faster and easier to handle than a conventional pole, it extends in a single movement thanks to its locking button that locks at the desired length.
Made of aluminum to ensure lightness and strength, the new EDMA telescopic pole is equipped with an ergonomic soft handle with a non-slip flat tip, for better handling.
Its threaded aluminum head is compatible with many EDMA tools: EDMAROLLER coating rollers, EDMABLADE smoothing blades, EDMA angle rollers, EASY LOCK TELESCOPIC SANDER abrasive trowel, EDMALIGHT raking lamp, etc.
The plasterboard range from French tool manufacturer EDMA aims to be ever more innovative to improve efficiency and mobility on construction sites.
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