Jan 11, 2026

What Are The Materials Used For Extendable Broom Handles?

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Plant Fibers

Sorghum/Millet: Common in northern regions, sturdy and durable, suitable for outdoor brooms, especially for sweeping up fallen leaves, gravel, and other large debris.

Bamboo Branches/Twigs: More common in southern regions, flexible and wear-resistant, suitable for humid environments, often used for sweeping large areas.

Palm Leaves/Coconut Palm Fiber: Relatively stiff, mostly used for making yard or street brooms.

Reeds/Kochia: Soft and lightweight, suitable for indoor dust sweeping (such as traditional brooms).

Golden Grass/Broom Grass: Good toughness, often woven with other materials.

 

Plastic Fiber

Nylon/Polyester Bristle: Abrasion-resistant and waterproof, suitable for mechanized production, widely used in household or industrial brooms.

Rubber Bristle: Strong adhesion, suitable for cleaning carpets or damp floors.

 

Metals and Composite Materials

Stainless Steel Dustpan: For use with a broom; rust-resistant and durable (e.g., the Craftsman brand).

Aluminum/Iron Frame: Enhances broom head support.

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