Snap-on Custom Sockets
Snapon Industrial launched its new 45K4W Custom Socket program to provide customers with virtually any impact sock et – more than 45,000 custom SKUs needed to work those unique jobs. The goal of the 45K4W Custom Socket program is to expand Snapon Industrial’s product offering by working with cus tomers to identify needed nonstandard tool sizes, and to manufacture and deliver those tools in a timely and efficient process. “We’re receiving more requests for specialized impact sockets – sockets that are not in our catalog or product offering,” said John Martell, product manager, Snapon Industrial. “This new program will offer our customers the ability to order an impact socket made to their specifications, built with the same qual ity and durability they’ve come to expect from Snapon.”
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HeliWagon
The HeliWagon™ is one of the industry’s greatest recent innovations. This is a landing and ground transport platform that simplifies and saves time, labor and cost of handling your helicopter while it’s on the ground. The HeliWagon is a fullycontained electronic, rechargeable, motorized heliground transport system with ‘remote control’ and ‘teth ered control’ capability. The HeliWagon is engineered to provide an extremely stable and safe landing platform for light to mid sized skid helicopters.
Industrial grade casters and drive wheels are designed to comfortably traverse minor changes in grade and clear low obstacles. The deck service is coated with a thick, tough, durable and nonskid polyurethane liner that is resistant to fuels, hydraulic fluids and other caustic chemicals.
HeliWagon
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