TOOLS New wrench for torque and angle
Stahwille, a German hand tool specialist based in Wuppertal, says that its new Manoskop 714 unites the advantages of its electromechanical torque wrenches, and the accuracy of its angle-controlled tools, with the convenience of a user-friendly software solution for configuring the tool and managing users.
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oth in the clicking and indicating modes of the new Manoskop 714 – with optional display of the peak hold reading – the tightening method for each joint can be selected from a combination of torque and/or angle-controlled measurement. For each operating mode, the user can choose between four possible measuring methods (torque, angle, torque/angle, angle/torque).
The tool is configured using the convenient Sensomaster software program. Almost 200 joints can be programmed
in up to 25 pre-set sequences. For each joint, it is possible to store up to 2,500 measurements. User specific access levels enable many different application scenarios. Data interchange with a PC is via a standard USB port. The joint readings are displayed on the high-resolution, backlit display and can be immediately assessed and
evaluated. When the predefined advance warning threshold is reached, the display changes to yellow. Green means that the tool has triggered within the defined tolerance range and this is also signalled to the user by means of a tactile and/or acoustic signal. This minimises the risk of over torqueing the defined limit (signalled by red). LEDs on either side of the tool provide easily seen information irrespective of how the tool is being held, even if the display is not in the direct line of vision. This functionality also prevents the tool being overloaded. The new torque/angle-controlled Manoskop 714 will be available from September 2012 in seven sizes, initially for the measuring range from 1Nm to 400Nm.
PREBENA offers new solutions
PREBENA Wilfried Bornemann GmbH & Co KG has introduced the new PREBENA air stapler 9x-WP160 for staples type WP from 75mm to 160mm leg length.
REBENA has been a German producer of all kinds of collated fasteners for more than 50 years. The product range covers all kind
of staples, brads, pins, collated screws, corrugated fasteners, collated nails and a full range of pneumatic nailers, staplers and air compressors PREBENA’s new wide crown staple type
‘WP’ meet all requirements of modern builders. The staple is available in stainless steel (material number 1.4301) or heavily galvanised. These fasteners are certified according to the building inspection 2-9.1-728 and are recommended by major manufacturers of insulation panels. For this application PREBENA offers two models of economic air staplers:
• Model type 9x-WP130 takes staples from 75mm to 130mm length.
• Model type 9x-WP160 takes staples from 75mm to 160mm length.
Both tools come in a tough metal
case and are provided with quick and easy loading magazine, nomar tip and lockout safety device.
New patented rivet nut hand tool
Make Ends Meet has recently re-launched its patented Rivet Nut Hand Tool, the RNHT48 (M4 to M8) and RNHT410 (M4 to M10). Now even stronger, it installs M4 up to M10 open end rivet nuts and rivet studs in all materials.
socket cap screws as mandrels. Broken or damaged mandrels can be replaced in a matter of seconds and
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there are spares included in the case. Make Ends Meet points out that in addition to the many
benefits this tool has compared with conventional hand pliers, lever and ratchet type tools, the spin action ensures total control over installation, especially important in more brittle materials including fibreglass and GRP. Conversion kits are also available to enable change from
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acked in a durable yet attractive aluminium case, the spin action tool can be assembled and ready to use in seconds. Compact and highly robust, it uses standard 12.9 HT
metric to UNC/UNF rivet nuts (and vice versa) and from rivet nuts to rivet studs. Conversion kits come in dedicated robust plastic cases with foam cut outs for individual components – simply remove the outer body, exchange the unified cassette for the metric and replace the body. “Since re-launch in December, over 500 tools have been sold
purely on the company’s retail website in the UK and overseas. Distributors have already been appointed in some export markets but the company is seeking further representation in some EEC countries and markets further afield and would welcome contact from interested distribution companies. Prices are competitive and the tool will literally last a lifetime, such is the quality that has been designed and built into the tool.”
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