Handle Art-Pol SZWED GUMOWANA RĄCZKA 200 mm – Art-Pol model 20222, rubber-coated wooden handle

Art-Pol SZWED GUMOWANA RĄCZKA 200 mm (model 20222) is a 200 mm rubber-coated wooden handle designed as a replacement or upgrade for hand tools. The product combines a solid wooden core with an external rubberized layer that improves grip comfort and reduces slippage during use. It is suited for a range of manual tools used in woodworking, gardening and light construction where a compact, ergonomic handle is required.

Advantages

The rubber coating provides enhanced slip resistance and a more comfortable contact surface compared with bare wood, while the wooden core retains strength and impact resilience. Its 200 mm length offers a compact profile that fits many common hand tools and tool heads. The handle's finish allows for straightforward installation and replacement, and the rubberized surface helps reduce vibration transfer to the hand for extended use.

Suitable for

• Replacement handles for hammers, hatchets and small hand tools
• Woodworking tools such as chisels, scrapers and mallets where a short handle is needed
• Garden tools including small hoes, weeders and hand cultivators
• Light construction and renovation tasks requiring a compact ergonomic grip

Key specifications

• Length: 200 mm
• Core material: wood
• Surface: rubber-coated (rubberized grip)
• Grip characteristic: improved slip resistance and tactile comfort
• Intended use: manual hand tools and replacement handles

How to use

Measure the tool head socket and confirm compatibility with a 200 mm handle before installation. Prepare the tool head and handle socket by cleaning debris and, if necessary, slightly tapering the end of the handle to ensure a tight fit. Insert the wooden core into the tool head and secure according to the tool manufacturer's recommended method (wedge, epoxy or fastener). After fitting, verify that the rubber coating remains intact and that the handle is firmly seated before applying force.

Usage recommendations

Use the rubber-coated handle in dry or moderately damp conditions; avoid prolonged exposure to strong solvents or high heat that can degrade the rubber surface. Periodically inspect the handle for cracks in the wood core or wear in the rubber layer and replace the handle when structural integrity is compromised.