The joint consumes length
A push-fit insertion or overlapping connection reduces useful assembly length. Six 1.5 m sections have 9 m of total cut length; the assembled length depends on the joints.
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FACTORY DIRECT / MADE TO YOUR SPECIFICATION
Carbon fibre
gutter vacuum poles.
Modular suction sections for gutter cleaning equipment. Match the bore, joint and end tool to your vacuum system.
44 / 50 mmSystem diameter formats
1.5 mReference section length; custom cuts
01 / Tube dimensions & layup02 / Connections & machining03 / Clear supply scope
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Configure your enquiry ↓View full specifications ↗Price is based on dimensions, material, quantity and accessories. Share the specification below to start a technical enquiry.
BUILD YOUR ENQUIRY
A few details.
A clearer quotation.
Choose a system diameter and your section length. Actual OD, bore and mating fit are confirmed against a drawing or sample.
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GUTTER VACUUM POLES / SPECIFICATIONS
Modular sections. A clear suction path.
| Parameter | Custom specification |
|---|---|
| System diameter options | 44 mm (approx. 1.73 in) or 50 mm (approx. 1.97 in); custom tube dimensions by drawing |
| Section length | 1500 mm / 1.5 m (approx. 4.92 ft) reference format; custom cut lengths available |
| Actual OD, ID & wall | Agreed to match the required bore and mating connection |
| Joint configuration | Push-fit socket or clamp connection; engagement and seal to be specified |
| Material | Carbon fibre layup to specification; hybrid reinforcement if requested |
| Surface | Gloss or matt finish; joint contact surfaces matched to the assembly |
| Hose & end tool | Cuff, elbow and nozzle interface dimensions to drawing or sample |
| Total assembled length | Defined by section count and joint overlap, not section count × cut length alone |
| Weight | Confirmed against the chosen tube wall, layup, length and fittings |
| Machining | Cut-to-length, end preparation and holes to approved drawings |
Diameter labels describe system formats; actual dimensions and fit are confirmed before production. These are modular suction sections, not telescopic water-fed poles.
WORKSHOP / ASSEMBLY
More than a stack of tubes.
A continuous suction path
The bore, changes in section and joint seal affect the flow path. Check compatibility with the vacuum, hose cuff, neck and end tool as an assembly.
Connection security
Agree the engagement length, clamp interface and acceptable movement. A shared nominal diameter does not establish compatibility with a branded system.
WORKSHOP / QUOTE DETAILS
What goes on the drawing?
Dimensions in millimetres unless shown otherwise. Scroll sideways on a small screen.
| Parameter | What we need |
|---|---|
| Tube dimensions | Actual OD, ID or wall, section length and tolerances |
| Joint | Insertion diameter, socket depth, engagement, seal and locking method |
| Material & surface | Carbon reinforcement or a specified hybrid; finish and wear surfaces |
| Assembly target | Section quantity, actual assembled length, tool and hose interfaces |
| Validation | Agreed fit, vacuum-system and mechanical checks; sample approval |
| Commercial scope | Quantity, supplied accessories, packaging and delivery destination |
WORKSHOP / QUESTIONS
Before you order.
Is a gutter vacuum pole the same as a water-fed pole?
No. A gutter vacuum section forms part of the suction path. A water-fed telescopic pole usually supports a tool and water hose. Their interfaces and design requirements differ.
What does a pole weigh?
Weight depends on the agreed material, wall, reinforcement, finish and fittings. We will record the sample weight with its specification rather than reproduce another supplier’s weight.
Can I specify a shorter section?
Yes, request a custom cut length. Connection engagement and the final assembled length must still be defined.
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FROM REQUIREMENT TO PRODUCTION
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Agree the specification
Confirm dimensions, intended use, mating interfaces, quantity and which accessories are included.
Check the actual build
Agree sample requirements and acceptance checks for fit, finish, dimensions and the relevant assembly behaviour.
Confirm the supply terms
Review tooling or sample costs, production price, lead time, packing and delivery terms before placing an order.
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you building?
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