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Three new hand-held diagnostic tools: • The micro LM-100 laser distance meter provides simple, quick and accurate distance readings up to 164 feet. Direct and indirect measurements in seconds. Displays the last three measurements and stores the last 20 measurements. • The micro CD-100 combustible gas detector provides simple and fast readings to quickly identify the presence of combustible gases. Detects methane, propane, butane, ethanol, ammonia, hydrogen and many other combustible gases. • The micro IR-100 non-contact infrared thermometer provides simple, quick and accurate surface temperature readings at the push of a button.


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Faster ProPEX tools


M12™ and M18™ ProPEX Expansion tools are the industry’s fastest ProPEX installation tools with auto-rotating ProPEX expansion heads for easy one- handed use. Install Uponor ProPEX® fittings up to four times faster. Compatible with over 25 tools on their respective battery platforms, new tools are built with all-metal gears and an integrated metal frame for the toughest jobsite conditions. Each kit comes with three commonly used accessory heads: The M12™ tool kit (shown at


left) includes 1/2", 3/4" and 1", while the M18™ tool kit (right) includes 1", 11/4" and 11/2". Powered by REDLITHIUM™ battery technology to deliver unmatched performance.


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Band file presented by


The BFE 9-90 electronic band file band file is ideal for metal removal and deburring in hard- to-reach places. 900 watts of power, features a robust motor with slim motor housing for comfortable handling.Variable belt speed of 750-1770 ft/min. Die cast aluminum gear housing, has a toolless belt exchange for safe and efficient belt changes, a thumbwheel for easy speed selection and a grinding arm that swivels 270° for clean finishing in angular spaces. Features a winding protection grid, auto-stop carbon brushes and Electronic speed control. Uses


standard belts in widths of 1/4", 1/2" and 3/4" by 18" long. Sanding belt arm length


is 3 1/2". Has one grinding arm for 1/4" or 1/2" belts, 101/2"x18" 120 grit zirconia alumina sanding belts, an allen wrench and a sheet steel carrying case.


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Making Plumbing Faster, Easier, & More Profitable.


www.SAF-T-KUT.comAll products patent pending.


The Saf-T-Kut™ Carbide Tipped Reciprocating Saw Blade is designed to cut through drywall and plaster without damaging hidden electrical, plumbing, telecom lines, etc.!


Save time and money in repairs due to accidental damage to hidden obstructions.


Works on all 1/2” copper tubing.


Watch them in action! See the videos on our web site.


Saf-T-Kut™ offers the fastest and easiest way to remove brass compression rings and ferrules when removing old, existing water shut-offs and angle stops. The Brass Compression Ring Remover simply “splits” the brass ring or ferrule, saving time and frustration. The concern of getting stuck or “mushrooming” and damaging the copper pipe is finally eliminated!


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Carbide Tipped Reciprocating Saw Blades


Brass Compression Ring Remover


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The Plumbers Helper 10-Piece Utility Tool


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