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Avdel introduces new suspension kit
Avdel has announced the new Genesis
®
Suspension Kit for vertical down operation which features
a remote stem collection unit.
The suspension kit attaches to most of the tools in the new Genesis
®
range, as well as some of the
original Genesis
®
tools, and can be retro fitted to the tools to create a secondary handle and trigger
arrangement, allowing the tool to be held in an easy to use position with little weight placed on
the operator.
A stem extraction device leads the stems up to 2.5m away from the tool where they can be
collected without the need to frequently empty collector bottles.
Jon Brewer, principle engineer, recommends the Genesis
®
suspension kit for “any production line
where tools are used in the vertically downward attitude dealing in a high volume of rivets or where
tools are picked up and placed down often.” The use of the suspension kit offers operator comfort
and can prevent wear and tear from tools being dropped.
Other suspension kits are available for the Avdel
®
Speed Fastening
®
range allowing the tools
to be suspended from above or mounted under benches depending on the customers needs. The
Speed Fastening
®
range can be suspended on either a fixed arm or pantograph arm with a reach
over 80cm. Other options include multihead workstations for fast assembly and up to sixty heads
placing simultaneously.
Tornado launches
oSa reinforces
ultra fast nail
safety message
dispenser
The Organization for the Safety of Abrasives (oSa®) is once again highlighting
the importance of correctly marked abrasive materials.
Abrasive wheels incorrectly selected or misused can be very dangerous,
To make a professional ‘first fix’ easier, Tornado
causing serious injuries. The range of products in terms of size, shape, specification
Construction Products has launched its TD90S nail
and operating requirements require explicit marking regulations.
gun.
International and European standards of abrasives therefore require that the
Designed with a quick and accurate nail depth setting
maximum permissible operating speed (in m/s and RPM), the dimensions, and any
Tornado says the TD90S is excellent even in tight corners
particular restrictions to use, be marked directly on the abrasive wheel.
and is quieter to operate than many competitors’ models
A severe infringement of oSa regulations is the missing 5-digit private label
currently on the market. It also easily fires 90mm ring
number, as this number safeguards traceability from the user/dealer/importer back
shaft nails due to its strong firing mechanism.
to the manufacturer.
The TD90S uses D-head nail in lengths of 50mm,
“Unfortunately many products do not meet these requirements and therefore
63mm, 75mm and 90mm and diameters from 2.8mm
give rise to great safety risks. Consequently, our message to all users of abrasives is
– 3.3mm.
don’t use a product if its marking is illegible, incomplete or missing.”
Packaged in a sturdy case, the Tornado TD90S kit
includes two high capacity batteries, intelligent charger
and safety goggles.
“The battery, which charges in 1.5 hours, is so
efficient it allows for approximately 50% more shots
Strength through
than similar models. In addition to the TD90S we can
also provide Tornado Rapide nail-sets and fuel cells
which are ideal companions for the nail gun.“
simplicity
Masterfix has recently introduced its new generation of
EZMaster power tools, which it says combine strength
and reliability with a sleek, attractive and ergonomically
sound design.
Masterfix points to its 15 years of experience in
hydraulic/pneumatic tooling for its modern consolidated
technical design which it says contains approximately
25% less parts compared to similar tools in the
market. Thus making the tools far less service
susceptible than comparable models, as well as
being suited for continuous use.
The EZM 1000 and EZM 2000 are suitable for
setting blind rivets from 3mm – 5mm and 4mm
– 6.4mm respectively in aluminium, steel and
stainless steel. Both tools weigh only 1.25kg
and have an operating power of 5 – 7 bar.
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