EXECUTIVE HIRE SHOW PREVIEW continued
Cummins shows more options
Cummins Power Generation will show the latest
enhancements in its portfolio in the 20-100kVA generator range. These include improved electrical connections, upgraded socket options, improved load cable routing, and added relay protection box and frequency switches, for more reliable operation. Additionally, the sets have sound attenuated enclosures and long-run fuel tanks. Multiple control options are available to help operators achieve fleet consistency, and the machines are designed to comply with EU Stage IIIA emissions and to withstand tough environments, including locations with temperatures greater than 50°C.
SEE US O STAND BAN Duro’s diamond selection
Duro UK will promote its range of diamond products and consumables for cutting, drilling, grinding and breaking. New to the line-up are jig saw and reciprocating saw blades for use on a wide range of materials, including models for demolition work. Also new will be a range of tile cutting machines incorporating laser guides and replaceable carbide cutting wheels, along with multi-purpose hole saws with an auto-pilot mechanism to do away with the need for pilot drilling and
offering a self-centring
capability. In addition, visitors will see spirit levels with audible alerts, and dust protection sheets to restrict the spread of airborne particles in the workplace.
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B
BRICK AND MORTAR AWSA Very low dust output
Cut faster with a clear view Easy single bric
ck removal
No kick back or overrun 120mm depth of cut
For more information on AllSaw and accessories
call us on 0845 0500 595 or visit
addex-group.com
ON STAND: SEE US
Duro X16
Cummins B15
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