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  • Aluminium handle - lightweight and strong handle for stable, garden and pasture tools

Aluminium handle - lightweight and strong handle for stable, garden and pasture tools

€14,00
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Lightweight yet durable aluminium handle suitable for a wide range of stable, garden and pasture tasks. Comfortable to use and designed for everyday work.

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Key features

  • Lightweight aluminium construction
  • Strong and durable material
  • Comfortable to use
  • Suitable for various tools
  • Designed for everyday use around stable, garden and pasture

What is it used for?

This aluminium handle is suitable as a replacement or spare handle for a variety of tools. Ideal for stable work, pasture maintenance and general jobs around the yard and garden.

Why choose this product?

An aluminium handle combines low weight with excellent durability. This makes it comfortable to use, especially when tools are used regularly or for longer periods.

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Advice from De Hagedoorn

Check regularly that the handle remains securely attached to the tool. Proper maintenance improves working comfort and contributes to safer use around the stable, garden and pasture.

Not sure if this is the right choice for your animal or application? We are happy to provide personal advice. Feel free to contact Wim Vansant (0471 93 09 08) or Kathleen Vandijck (0478 82 31 39).

 

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