
Dramm - Handi-Grip Handle, 6 in
Brand: Dramm
Handi-Grip Handle, 6 in
The Handi-Grip is a short hose handle that gives a water breaker or rose something rigid and comfortable to be held by. Dramm's own description: it provides comfort when watering directly from your hose, and suits the Brass Rose or any of the Dramm Water Breakers. The six inch grip is encased in padded foam, and the handle is made in the USA from aluminium and brass with 3/4 in male and female hose threads.
This is the plain 6 in handle with no filter built in, supplied 12 to a case, which is the way a greenhouse buys them - one per hose station rather than one per person. It is the short handle in the family: Dramm's Handi-Reach handles cover 16 through 72 in where reach matters more than compactness. If the nozzle downstream needs protecting from grit, Dramm's answer is not a filtered handle but the separate in-line hose filter in-line hose filter, an 80 mesh, 175 micron stainless screen that goes on the hose end.
Specifications
| Grip length | 6 in, encased in padded foam |
| Threads | 3/4 in male and 3/4 in female hose thread |
| Materials | Aluminium and brass, made in the USA |
| Weight | 2.3 oz |
| Pack | 12 per case |
| Filtration | None built in - Dramm's separate in-line hose filter in-line hose filter is the 80 mesh, 175 micron option |
Key Features
- Padded foam grip takes the strain off the wrist on a long watering shift
- Aluminium and brass construction rather than plastic
- 3/4 in male and female hose threads, so it drops between any hose and any Dramm breaker
- Short 6 in length keeps a heavy breaker close to the hand and under control
- Case of 12 equips a whole range of hose stations at once
Ideal Applications
- Hand watering benches and container stock straight off the hose
- Reducing wrist fatigue on long watering shifts
- Giving a hose end a rigid, comfortable grip for a heavy breaker
Pairs with Dramm Water Breakers, the Brass Rose and any 3/4 in hose thread watering tool; the longer Handi-Reach handles cover the same job where reach is the issue.
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