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Where can I purchase Wobbleheads?From Kleen-Rite
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& Services Luc Stubbe +32-4759-55975 Will it work with my system?YES!, if you have an air and liquid system, with foam flowing through the handle.
Why does it cost so much?This is a Stainless Steel handle. It is built to withstand customers use and abuse. It also is what is needed to make sure the Wobblehead works for years to come. Remember, other handles allow customers to use them without paying for them. The loss in revenue is over $50 a month, per handle. The Wobblehead is the only handle that can increase revenue by 5%-10% or more. The 3 month ROI makes it the highest yielding piece of equipment on the market. The Wobblehead doesn't cost...it pays!
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What's the best way to hang them?
Most holders work wonderfully. The Snap-In types need to have an opening of 1.2 to 1.3 inches to accommodate the Wobbleheads width.
What else do I need to buy?Absolutely nothing. The Wobblehead is a remove and replace item.
Do I need to make adjustments to my foam brush system?What ever your foam settings are, the Wobblehead locks in about 1-2 seconds. The Wobblehead locks using the foam flowing through the handle. No foam, no lock. No flow, no lock. The consistency of your foam determines how quickly the Wobblehead UNLOCKS. We prefer an unlock time of 12-15 seconds. A thin, runny foam will unlock in as little as 5 seconds. A thick, dry foam can take over 45 seconds to unlock. Minor adjustments to your settings will change the unlock time.
Do I need a special brush head?No. What ever brush head you have been using should work perfectly.
How long will it last?It comes with a one year guarantee. It's been at our test facility for over almost 3 years with no signs of failure. We expect life spans of over 5 to 10 years. Only time will tell.
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