Cologne Preview
Cologne will once again be the hub of the hardware sectors for four days, when the INTERNATIONALE EISENWARENMESSE will be open to trade visitors from 4th to 7th March 2012. “The Internationale Eisenwarenmesse provides the specialist trade with the unique opportunity to obtain information on the new innovations from the tools and fastening industry and for industrial supplies,” says Thomas Dammann, CEO of the Central Association of the Hardware Trade. “And since it is a specialist trade fair, the event allows visitors to take a look at their own range of products and suppliers. Here, the trade can get the necessary market overview, which is particularly important in a time of concepts and consolidation.” A total of around 2,600 exhibitors from 50 countries are expected to attend. The fair will be divided into the product categories Tools; Industrial Supply; Fasteners & Fixings, Fittings and Home Improvement. Trade visitors will be able to look forward to many new products and several trends are already becoming apparent.
See G&J Hall Booth A-019 At International Hardware Fair
Cologne 2012 G& J Hall will be exhibiting the market leading Powerbor mag drill system and a new addition to the REVO entry level mag drill range the REVO R502 at the International Hardware Fair Cologne 2012 The POWERBOR® range of
electromagnetic drilling machines, annular hole cutters, step drills and accessories offers the engineer a totally flexible choice of equipment for quick, efficient and accurate metal cutting either on site or in the workshop. Hole cutting capacities range from 8mm to 100mm and many features on these
quality manufactured machines are included as standard. The new REVO R502 is an excellent workshop and onsite machine adding more cutting power and performance to the popular REVO 322 mag drill. It has a 2 speed 1100W motor and 50mm cutter capacity ensuring that this
workhorse machine is an excellent performer with TCT and Annular cutters. The REVO R502 features an adjustable versatile height slide allowing a range of
tools to be easily interchanged (lower for cutters, higher for twist drills). Incorporating a Coolant Tank Kit with magnetic cage offering positional
flexibility by allowing the tank to be simply positioned away from the drilling application, the R502 safety features include a Chip Guard Kit and secure positional chain
Toolstream At The International Hardware Fair Cologne Hall
10.2 E50/F51 Toolstream, the leading suppliers of consumer products for the home and outdoor improvement market, is pleased to announce their presence at the 2012 International Hardware Fair at the Koelnmesse Fairgrounds in Cologne, Germany. Taking place from 4th to 7th March, the IHF is the world’s leading trade fair for the Hardware and DIY sector, attracting over 70,000 visitors every year. Toolstream will be exhibiting a comprehensive line up of Hand and Power
Tools, Work Stations, Bench Top Tools and Workshop Equipment from the GMC, Triton and Silverline brands. Products on display will include a range of Automotive, Building, Decorating, Gardening, Plumbing, Woodworking and Electrical tools. Visitors to the show will have the opportunity to view the range of innovative
new products for 2012 from the GMC, Triton and Silverline brands which will be unveiled at the show. Darrell Morris, Managing Director of Toolstream comments, “We are delighted
to be exhibiting at the International Hardware Fair; it is the perfect venue to showcase the exciting range of products from our Triton, GMC, and Silverline Brands, which we are sure will generate a great deal of excitement amongst visitors.” Visitors will find the Toolstream stand in Hall 10.2, Stand E50/F51.
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