
Wooden Handle For Folding Umbrella

1. We use PP, ABS, and EVA foam most frequently.
2. ABS can be electroplated, while PP cannot.
3. ABS is relatively brittle, resulting in a crisp sound when someone knock on it, while PP handles are softer and has a duller sound.
4. PP is mostly used for low-end umbrellas handles , while ABS is often used for high-end umbrellas handles.
5. EVA foam is commonly used to make curved handles, or combined with aluminum to create high-end straight handles.
A metal umbrella handle stands out for its modern look, strong structure, and the design freedom it offers-especially when brands want to create special shapes such as a smooth, eye-catching spherical handle. Metal can be molded and machined with high precision, which makes it possible to produce shapes that other materials can't achieve with the same level of detail. A round, ball-shaped handle feels distinctive in the hand, adds weight in a balanced way, and instantly elevates the umbrella's overall presence. Stainless steel and aluminum are the most common materials used. Stainless steel delivers a solid, premium feel and keeps its shape even under heavy use, while aluminum provides a lighter alternative without compromising durability. Both metals resist corrosion, ensuring the handle maintains its finish through rain, humidity, and long-term handling. Metal surfaces also support various branding techniques-laser engraving adds sharp, permanent markings on curved surfaces, and plating or anodizing offers deeper color options or sleek metallic tones. Whether the design is a minimalist sphere, a geometric silhouette, or a customized contour, metal handles keep the shape crisp and refined. For brands that want something unique, durable, and visually striking, a specialty-shaped metal handle is an ideal choice.