In ISO-classified cleanrooms, cleaning performance is strongly influenced by technique consistency. Handle length, rigidity, and reach affect whether operators can maintain straight-line, overlapping wipe patterns without off-angle pressure, overextension, or “missed zones” on high and difficult surfaces. TX7183 addresses that variable by providing an adjustable 55" to 92" telescoping handle designed for use within the TexMop™ system.

• Large-surface cleaning support (floors, walls, ceilings) using mop heads and disposable substrates per SOP.
• Reaching higher surfaces and confined areas while maintaining controlled strokes.
• Applying and removing cleaning solutions and disinfectants via mop-and-wiper methods.
• Tool standardization to reduce operator-to-operator variability in routine cleaning.

• Adjustable reach: telescopes from 55" to 92" (1.4 m to 2.3 m) to support high-surface cleaning without unsafe stretching.
• Lightweight aluminum construction: supports controlled motion and reduces fatigue during routine cleaning cycles.
• Tool segregation support: blue color can assist area/grade/chemistry segregation programs (site-defined).
• System alignment: designed to be used with Texwipe’s TexMop™ platform for repeatable cleaning workflows.

TX7183 is described in the manufacturer TexMop™ Technical Data Sheet as a telescoping aluminum handle in blue, with an adjustable length range of 55" to 92". As with all reusable cleanroom tools, the handle should be treated as a controlled item: clean, disinfect, and store it per your SOP.

Compatibility note: the TexMop™ Technical Data Sheet includes a footnote indicating use with the TX10217 TexConnect™ adapter for certain configurations. Confirm the exact assembly for your mop head and substrate method before qualification.

The table below consolidates handle attributes that matter most for cleanroom receiving, SOP alignment, and day-to-day cleaning consistency. If an attribute is not published in the manufacturer TexMop™ TDS, it is shown as “not published.”

Attribute	TX7183
Part number	TX7183
Handle type	Telescoping handle
Length range	55" – 92" (1.4 m – 2.3 m)
Material	Aluminum
Color	Blue
Packaging	1 handle/case
Weight (published basis)	2 lb (0.9 kg)
Sterility	Not stated as sterile in TDS (treat as non-sterile reusable hardware; reprocess per SOP)
Adapter requirement	Footnote indicates use with TX10217 TexConnect™ adapter for certain configurations
Locking mechanism / diameter	Not published in manufacturer TDS
Country of origin	Not published in manufacturer TDS

For cleanroom tools, “performance” is largely about controlling variability: consistent reach, consistent pressure, and consistent stroke patterns. A telescoping handle can reduce technique drift by allowing operators to keep the mop head flat to the surface and avoid off-angle wiping on high walls and ceilings.

Manufacturer positioning for the TexMop™ platform includes use across ISO Class 3 – 8 environments and references EU Grade A – D as applicable context when the system (handle + head + substrate + chemistry) is qualified for the area and process.

TX7183 is supplied as 1 handle per case. As a reusable tool component, receiving controls typically focus on: correct part number, physical condition, and alignment to your area segregation and reprocessing program.

Country of origin: not stated in the manufacturer TexMop™ TDS. If COO is a required receiving attribute for your quality system, request it as part of supplier documentation before qualification.

ISO-first note: ISO 14644 provides the framework for cleanroom classification and operations; cleaning tools should be selected and managed to support controlled operations in your specific ISO class and process risk profile. Annex 1 perspective: EU GMP Annex 1 emphasizes contamination control strategy (CCS) expectations in sterile manufacturing; cleaning tools should be qualified, segregated by grade where required, and reprocessed per validated methods aligned to the CCS.

• Overextension and loss of control: extending longer than necessary can reduce stability and increase uneven pressure.
• Tool cross-use between grades: using the same handle across areas without proper segregation/reprocessing.
• Dirty handling points: grips/locks touched with non-controlled gloves become contamination transfer points.
• Worn hardware: damaged telescoping sections or lock components can shed debris or compromise technique.
• Incompatible chemistry exposure: repeated exposure to strong oxidizers or aggressive solvents without compatibility review.

TX7183 is typically selected when standard-length handles do not provide adequate reach for ceilings, tall walls, or difficult access areas. For confined spaces or shorter reach needs, other handle lengths may be specified within the TexMop™ system. Final selection should be driven by surface height, required stroke control, operator ergonomics, and your area segregation/reprocessing plan.

Manufacturer guidance positions the TexMop™ platform for use across ISO Class 3 – 8 environments (system-dependent), and references EU Grade A – D context when the complete tool/substrate/chemistry method is qualified for sterile operations. As with all reusable tools, the handle should be managed as a controlled item with defined reprocessing, storage, and segregation controls.