Building Trade Tools/ Power Tool Innovations
Draper Tools Launches
Made For The Trade Promotion Draper Tools has launched a brand new promotion for the construction industry. The Made For The Trade promotion features some fantastic discounts and offers on all the essential tools and equipment your customers could want. From builders tools to fencing tools, contractors tools, plastering tools and more, you’ll find it all in this extensive collection of tough, reliable tools. These tools are all specially designed for the construction trade and
there’s no better example than the Draper Expert Supercut® range of saws. Featuring high quality, Japanese carbon steel blades, with an ultra- tough lacquer to prevent corrosion and incredibly sharp, high performance teeth these saws can cope with the toughest of tasks.. Another highlight of the Made For The Trade Promotion is the Draper
Tools Solid Forged range of Site Tools, like the Contractors Taper Mouth Shovel. Some manufacturer’s tools are welded but this shovel – like the others in the range – is forged from one continuous piece of metal, giving it superior strength and rigidity. In short, it’s 100% made for the trade! The Promotion also includes a whole host of brand new, high quality
tools, like the new Fence Post Auger. Made from durable tubular steel, it’s ideal for making fence post holes in heavy or difficult ground. Also new is the Draper Tools Fence Post Rammer designed to allow you to easily drive wooden fence posts into the ground without splitting. There are many more professional tools to discover, from essentials
like hammers, tape measures and pliers to helpful extras such as site lighting and protective gloves. Whatever the area of construction your customers work in, the Draper Tools Made For The Trade Promotion offers the tools to make the workload a little easier. To view the promotional booklet and become a stockist visit
www.drapertools.com.
telephone 01444 440188
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