AUS Brass Clip Intermediate/Bottom Rod

AUS Brass Clip Intermediate / Bottom Rod

The AUS Brass Clip Intermediate / Bottom Rod is a genuine replacement component designed to secure the intermediate and bottom sections of compatible AUS fibreglass utility rods. Ideal for routine maintenance and repairs, it restores the secure connection between pole sections when an existing clip becomes worn, bent or loses spring tension.

Manufactured from solid brass, the clip offers excellent durability and corrosion resistance for demanding outdoor environments. Its precision design allows repeated assembly and disassembly while maintaining a dependable fit, helping preserve the integrity of compatible pole systems during professional arboricultural and utility work.

Simple to install using basic hand tools, this replacement clip helps maintain pole rigidity and stable connections, making it an essential spare part for keeping AUS rod systems operating safely and efficiently.

Key Features

• Genuine replacement brass clip for AUS intermediate and bottom rod sections
• Solid brass construction for durability and corrosion resistance
• Restores secure connections between compatible rod sections
• Helps maintain pole rigidity during use
• Designed for repeated assembly and disassembly
• Compatible with standard AUS fibreglass utility rods
• Easy to install using basic hand tools
• Ideal for routine maintenance and replacement repairs

Specifications

• Brand: AUS
• Product Type: Replacement brass clip
• Material: Brass
• Compatibility: AUS intermediate and bottom poles / rods
• Weight: 0.1 kg
• Dimensions: 90 × 30 × 10 mm

Why Choose the AUS Brass Clip Intermediate / Bottom Rod?

✅ Restores secure connections between compatible rod sections
✅ Solid brass construction provides excellent durability
✅ Corrosion-resistant for dependable outdoor performance
✅ Genuine replacement part for routine maintenance and repairs

How to Use

1. Remove the worn or damaged clip from the compatible rod section.
2. Position the replacement brass clip in the correct location.
3. Secure the clip using appropriate hand tools where required.
4. Check that the rod sections lock together correctly before use.
5. Inspect the clip regularly as part of routine equipment maintenance.