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K45 with patented AUTOFEED® technology. Helps you get jobs done faster.


A workhorse no technician should be without! • Patented AUTOFEED®


advances and retrieves at the push of a lever


• For use on 20mm-75mm drains • Domestic and light industrial use • Variable speed (0-600rpm)


• Twist-lock cannister and interchangeable inner drum


• Drums won‘t rust or dent


• Vinyl wrapped cables won‘t rust • 6mm, 8mm & 10mm cables


Call us now to fi nd out more about our deals on RIDGID equipment:


CALL01761 432041


+44 (0) 1761 432 041 enquiries@dartsystems.co.uk www.dartsystems.co.uk Unit 14/17 Mill Road, Mill Road Industrial Estate, Radstock, Nr Bath, BA3 5TX United Kingdom Fax: +44 (0) 1761 432042


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By combining a range of specialist equipment into a self contained mobile unit, we are able to offer a service that enables our customers to solve a range of problems, including blind cutting of defects and cutting around bends.


Operated by experienced staff we are able to offer an emergency service in difficult locations to minimise customer stress.


• 80mm – 225mm • Climbing function • Integrated camera • Forward cutting • Can negotiate bends


ER Technical Services (North West) Ltd, 29a Cemetary Road, Southport, Merseyside, PR8 6RH


follow us on twitter @draintrader | TEL: 01704 512469 www.drainage-support.com September 2015 | drain TRADER 25


£229


SPECIAL OFFER


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