TOOLS ProSet®
Quick disconnect front end assembly
ideal for production line environments. ProSet®
proving popular The POP®
ergonomically designed body with a high pulling force, making them
T tools of the future.”
The lightweight dry wall screw gun
FEIN is adding a mobile variant to its screw gun range in the form of the new battery- powered FEIN dry wall screw gun.
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he lightweight screw gun with 14.4V lithium-ion batteries has a long battery life and is very powerful, with up to 1,800 screw fittings able to be performed with one battery charge. An
improved autofeed (which can be fitted without any tools) is added to the tool for repeated screw fittings. FEIN points out
that the quick charger requires a maximum of 25 minutes for one charge process and therefore enables uninterrupted working. Also, intelligent monitoring electronics integrated in the charger continually check the function of the individual battery cells and protect them from overload, overheating and total discharge. Including its battery,
the battery-powered FEIN dry wall screw gun weighs just 1.6kg and is therefore one of the lightest dry wall screws guns on the market. The housing is shaped ergonomically and there are hollows for the thumb and index finger in the top part of the moulded recess for a comfortable yet powerful grip. Finally, the newly developed removable hook allows the dry wall screw gun to be safely laid down during breaks and is ready to be picked up again at any time.
rivet tools also incorporate many additional features to facilitate easy
maintenance - such as a quick disconnect front end assembly and a quick disconnect mandrel collection system. “When these features are combined with the comfortable two finger trigger activation, and directionable air exhaust, it shows that the design of the ProSet®
comfort and efficiency of the user at heart,” comments Jamie Willson. He adds: “We have had some really positive feedback from customers regarding the
design and special features of these tools, and by listening to our customers we can improve the design of the POP®
tools clearly has the
Quick disconnect mandrel collection system
2X expansion plug hand tool
Scell-it has launched its new and unique expansion plug hand tool 2X, which it says is much quicker than classical expansion plug hand tools.
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he 2X is suitable for diameters M4, M5, M6 and M8, with the added advantage that there is no need to use a screw to expand the plug. The user simply screws the plug onto the mandrel of the 2X tool and when pulling the ratchet trigger it will expand
directly onto the tool. The user then unscrews the mandrel easily with the help of the thumb wheel and the plug is installed. The 2X
tool has an ergonomic handgrip for a confortable installation. The package includes mandrels for all compatible diameters (M4, M5, M6 and M8) and the tool can also be used for setting Jack nuts and Spyder nuts. 2X is available in France as well as Scell-it subsidiaries – Scell-it UK, Poland, Russia, Scandinavia and Baltics.
128 Fastener + Fixing Magazine • Issue 69 May 2011 ProSet® range of rivet power tools are proving to
be very popular with customers across Europe, states Jamie Willson, product manager – tools, at Emhart Teknologies.
here are three tools available in the POP® ProSet® ProSet® range – Proset1600,
with capacity for 2mm – 4mm rivets, Proset2500, with capacity 3mm – 4.8mm rivets, and ProSet3400, with capacity 3mm – 6.4mm. The POP®
range combines a lightweight, compact and
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