Mikey P
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For carpet cleaners, not restoration guys, wands and the Pro1200SE were about the only thing new to see and touch at the show.
Sapphire had a very lightweight (lightest 14" tool there imo) that had a Prochem Titanium looking head from the front but a Castex triangle shaped funnel in the rear, gun style grip, 6 jets I believe...sorry no pics. made by PMF.
The DevPro Swivel was the darling of the show. Tom has continued to refine his 14" ti tube, aluminum headed beauty. Even Mike Roden was impressed. The thing is a screamer! Best news is that it will be Tony Dang free in future production runs. A very innovative was cut made to the glide that allows the jets to strike closer to the vac orifice.
Westpak's Titanium also impressed people with it's low weight but the chrome shine had them doubting it's metallurgy.
The PFM 1/5 Ti wand had lots of old timers drooling over it's dance-ability and performance. Even with an 8 foot whip. I predict this will become Marty's favorite wand. Their neat two piece glide as much the same cut that the Devpro has to allow for the spray to get to the vacuum holes quicker
The US Products Evolution wand appears to have been stiffened up. Les flex at the head was very much noticed.
Yokum's Ergo Grip was well received by fans of gun grips. Dave would have done well if he had been there to tout it's virtues.
No Mytee Bentley 2.0 to be seen.
Zipper killed it of course in the Drag Wand category. His booth was across from mine so some serious traffic jams were occurring.
Sapphire had a very lightweight (lightest 14" tool there imo) that had a Prochem Titanium looking head from the front but a Castex triangle shaped funnel in the rear, gun style grip, 6 jets I believe...sorry no pics. made by PMF.
The DevPro Swivel was the darling of the show. Tom has continued to refine his 14" ti tube, aluminum headed beauty. Even Mike Roden was impressed. The thing is a screamer! Best news is that it will be Tony Dang free in future production runs. A very innovative was cut made to the glide that allows the jets to strike closer to the vac orifice.
Westpak's Titanium also impressed people with it's low weight but the chrome shine had them doubting it's metallurgy.
The PFM 1/5 Ti wand had lots of old timers drooling over it's dance-ability and performance. Even with an 8 foot whip. I predict this will become Marty's favorite wand. Their neat two piece glide as much the same cut that the Devpro has to allow for the spray to get to the vacuum holes quicker
The US Products Evolution wand appears to have been stiffened up. Les flex at the head was very much noticed.
Yokum's Ergo Grip was well received by fans of gun grips. Dave would have done well if he had been there to tout it's virtues.
No Mytee Bentley 2.0 to be seen.
Zipper killed it of course in the Drag Wand category. His booth was across from mine so some serious traffic jams were occurring.
