Probe Heads

Since probing operations normally cover wide areas, probing tends to be a repetitive and strenuous task. For this reason, the probes that are being used should have handles designed for specific probing tasks. By using an appropriate probe handle, driving the probe into the ground and pulling it out repeatedly won’t be that difficult. This is why Engineer Warehouse has collected various handles that are suitable for all kinds of probes. They can serve as replacements to old, worn-out handles and can be easily attached to probe rods. All of these probe handles have ergonomic grips to lessen the strain on the hands when probing. These handles are also designed to allow users to easily lift and control their probes. Most of the handles are made of durable materials, such as steel, to withstand rigorous probing. A water probe handle has a valve to drain the water from the shaft, while a hammer probe handle has a sliding head with minimal pinch points. There are hexagonal striking heads that can withstand being struck by mauls, and there are also sturdy handles that are compatible with soil probes.