Fastener + Fixing Issue 67 January 2011

ROUTE TO FASTENER INNOVATION The nail that thinks it&#x2019;s a screw

Nowadays most cladding must be removable. So fixing cladding with nails is really a non-starter&#x2026;until now. &#x2018;Blunt-Point&#x2019; tip reduces timber split, making Clad-Tite&#xAE;

T ite-Fix Ltd says that its new Clad-Tite&#xAE; Auto is a fast,

efficient, powered method of fixing cladding that is removable without damage to the timber, whether that&#x2019;s a hidden or surface fix.

The &#x2018;Reduced D&#x2019; type head is specifically designed to minimises

surface damage to the timber when power fired, while a T10 recess allows the fixing to be extracted by means of a &#x2018;Cone-x&#x2122;&#x2019; type thread; which not only allows for extraction but exhibits far greater pull-out retention than a standard powered nail. The

Auto Auto

ideal for tongue and groove type applications, by far the most common type of cladding. Manufactured in stainless steel with a Net-Coat&#xAE; for superb all weather performance, Clad-Tite&#xAE;

is guaranteed to last the life of the cladding. Collated in strips for use in gas and other types of powered angle nail guns the Clad-Tite&#xAE;

Auto is also available in hardened carbon steel for internal use. Clear finish Hall: 8 Stand: S02

ATLAS shoulders the load

ATLAS is a new multi-functional timber connector originated by Hagen-based E.u.r.o Tec GmbH, a previous winner of Innovation Awards at Fastener Fair.

the grain direction, horizontally or vertically, it saves the need for a lot of further connectors. ATLAS can also be loaded with controlled structural values from four directions. The assembly can be visible or invisible - a milling and assembly kit is also available.

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Keyang PHD-40MV Combi Hammer Drill

The Keyang Industrial 5kg SDS Max Combi Hammer Drill features a Vibration Control System (VCS) which enables the operator to be comfortable when using the tool and allows them to work for longer periods as they are less fatigued.

he Vibration Control System is active all around the tool with counter balance technology and sophisticated dampening processes enabling the Keyang PHD-

Hall: 4 Stand: F10

40MV to achieve Tri&#x2013;Axial vibration levels. The Tri&#x2013;Axial vibration levels can be achieved in both hammering and chiseling modes. Other features that of the tool include electronic speed

control, soft start and re-start function and a safety clutch which helps maximise user comfort. &#x201C;The Keyang PHD-

40MV is the next generation of power tool and is engineered and manufactured around the user&#x2019;s requirements.&#x201D;

onsisting of two aluminium parts working like the well-known dovetail joint, it offers a secure connection and quick prefabrication. The connector consists of two identical and interchangeable components that combine in a frictionless joint, which can be further secured against unintentional release by insertion of a screw. Applied independent of

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Gage Bilt&#x2019;s newest installation tool

Gage Bilt has announced the release of its newest installation tool, the GB2620, which is capable of installing &#x215C; inch and &#xBD; inch diameter Huck&#xAE; as well as BOM, AVDEL LD and Avbolts.

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age Bilt highlights that the GB2620 is a very powerful tool, developing 17,745lbs (79kN) pulling force with a 1.437 (36.8mm) stroke, all whilst weighing less than 10lbs.

Gage Bilt and Huck&#xAE;

The Gage Bilt GB2620 fits all Gage Bilt and electric power units. It also accepts noses, although noses

are not furnished with the tool and must be purchased separately. Visit the Gage Bilt stand

for a complete information on noses and the fasteners this tool will install. Gage Bilt also has a full line of guns for a variety of commercial and aerospace applications as well as hundreds of nose assemblies and rivet installation accessories.

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