Reinventing the feel: Zero Power, Full Force Kärcher redefines pressure washer cleaning with new trigger gun Introducing “EASY!Force” the patent-packed concept’s


most exciting innovation is the trigger, which is pushed into the handle with the ball of the hand. This change means when the trigger is operated, the recoil of the water jet automatically presses the trigger into the hand for effortless use. The reduced force prevents hand and finger strain and in turn muscle cramps; ideal for both those operating machines frequently and inexperienced hirers who haven’t the grip strength for prolonged use. Further advances include the redesign of both


interfaces from the trigger gun to the lance and high- pressure hose. A quadruple trapezoidal thread, “EASY!Lock”, allows a tight and reliable connection with only a single turn (360°); perfect for those working in gloves or cold conditions. A total of 476 accessory parts have been converted to


the new EASY!Lock screw thread including those connecting lance to nozzle and hose to pressure washer - meaning hirers now only need one gun and one lance to fit all their machine fleet and, thanks to special adaptors, old and new machines and accessories can be mixed and matched. Suitable for all Kärcher pressure washers up to 300 bar. For more information about how Kärcher can make a difference to your business, please call 01295 752 142 or visit www.karcher.co.uk/easyforce


SolidGear and ToeGuard’s NEW


Safety Footwear Catalogue Packed with the very latest information about market-leading safety footwear technology. The 2017 Product and Price Catalogue has full details of the complete range of


the UK’s most stylish Safety Shoes, Boots and Trainers from Hultafors UK’s own SolidGear and ToeGuard brands. With four very different types of products – TUFF, ATHLETIC, TREKKING and


OCCUPATIONAL – there’s a product to suit almost every footwear need on site. There’s also loads of other information on all the important product features –


Comfort and Safety, Fabrics and Linings, BOA System Technology, Caps and Plates, Water Repellency, Oil- and even Heat-resistance – to get you working and walking safely, effectively and in comfort wherever you are on site – and whatever trade you’re in. So get to know more about the quality and innovation, plus the top class safety functionality in every product – your feet will notice the difference.


To get more information on Solid Gear - the Next Generation of Safety Footwear - visit the website at www.solidgearfootwear.com alternatively, call the Helpline on 01484 854788.


Cutting edge additions to the Draper Venom™ range


The popular Draper Venom™ range of saws now features a brand new double-ground floorboard saw and a special 3-pack of double-ground handsaws. The impressive new Draper Venom™ double-ground floorboard saw (16829) has saw blades manufactured from high


quality carbon steel, that have been correctly hardened, tempered, straightened and stress relieved to ensure strength and straightness. This handy saw also features a toothed, curved blade end to allow the cutting of already laid floorboards, when there is


no edge from which to start. It delivers faster cutting with optimal sawdust removal in both forward and reverse motions. The finely ground blade is coated with an ultra-tough lacquer to protect it from corrosion and ease friction when sawing. There is an ergonomic soft-grip handle which guarantees user comfort, even when used for prolonged periods of time. Also new to the Draper Venom™ range is a convenient set of Double Ground Handsaws (17693), that’s ideal for a


range of trades and tasks. This set of three 500mm saws includes two 8PPI first fix saws and a 12PPI second fix saw. The combination of first and second fix saws in one useful set makes it a popular choice for the trade, coming in handy throughout the construction process. To find out more about stocking this great value range of saws contact your Draper Tools sales representative or visit


www.drapertools.com


telephone 01444 440188


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