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Paslode launches positive placement nailer
Paslode has responded to what is sees as a genuine gap in the market
with the new PPN35i - the first cordless positive placement nailer for fixing
metal connector plates to timber.
The PPN35i nose piece has been designed to locate holes in connector plates
at angles of up to 35 degrees to ensure correct positioning, even in difficult to
reach areas. The NHBC requires every hole in a metal connector plate to be fixed.
“The PPN35i really does offer a new solution to a genuine problem users face
on-site” said Anthony Marsh, head of marketing for Paslode. “It makes a
painstaking task quicker and easier and from a safety perspective helps
avoid injury.”
The PPN35i weighs in at 3.9kg and is powered by an intelligent electronic
fuel injection system giving the ultimate reliable performance. By delivering the
exact dosage of fuel required at any given temperature the PPN35i can achieve a
working threshold of between -15°C and 49°C.
The PPN35i is suitable for fixing joist hangers, truss clips, metal straps,
L-brackets and Z-clips.
Milwaukee Dormer Tools heralds
expands range new era
Milwaukee, a manufacturer of heavy-duty electric power Dormer Tools has marked the beginning of a new era - with the opening of its
tools and accessories, has heavily invested in new multi-million pound site in South Yorkshire, UK.
product development for 2009. Fabrizio Resmini, president of the Dormer Tools Group, cut the ribbon to officially
2009 sees the launch of the M12 cordless 12v range launch the world-class facility at the Advanced Manufacturing Park (AMP), heralding
and M18 cordless 18v range, offering more lightweight and the next step in the company’s 100 year evolution.
compact tools. The new premises at the AMP, between Rotherham and Sheffield, marks a step
The M12 and M18 ranges include combi drivers, impact forward for the company, with the creation of a training room, a major research and
drivers, angle grinders and jigsaws, all of which Milwaukee development facility, and an international export service to support emerging and
says offer strength, heavy-duty durability and flexibility. All developing markets.
tools are powered by Lithium-ion batteries which offer longer It will be Dormer’s key site for sales, both in the UK and around the world,
run-time, lower weight and are environmentally friendly. particularly the Middle East, with more than £20 million worth of orders processed
The innovative M12 system of cordless tools are precisely from the South Yorkshire base.
scaled to deliver the power, speed or torque required for Nick Garner, managing director of Dormer Tools, said: “Our new facility is the
professional applications, yet they fit easily into the tool commercial home for the Dormer UK sales company, but perhaps more importantly,
pouch. we have the new training facility and productivity centre. This will be where we can
Highlights from the compact M12 range, which is set to focus on the customer’s application requirements, hold customer surgeries for their
expand to a thirty tool system, include three market firsts; machining problems and train our staff and the staff of our customers.”
a digital inspection camera, the C12HZ 12v Hackzall, which He added “We also have the research and development centre for identifying,
includes an innovative SawZall blade fitment that gives the devising and delivering new products and new machining solutions, such as tools
user greater control, and the copper Pipe cutter, all of which for machining composites, which is becoming more important in many of our focus
will be available from April 2009. industries.”
Milwaukee’s new M18 18v cordless range will be a 40
tool system, with the range including the 18v drill driver,
impact driver, circular saw, reciprocating saw and jigsaw.
Emma Cooper,
Milwaukee’s marketing
manager, commented:
“At Milwaukee, we are
constantly assessing the
needs of professional users to
ensure that our products offer best
value and top quality features. We
have invested in ensuring that our
tools meet user requirements, and feel
confident that users will benefit from
the durability, reliability, performance,
safety and handling.”
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