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INNOVATION SPECIAL


Our guide to the latest PRODUCT SHOWCASE


1 SNICKERS’ NEW SWEATSHIRTS KEEP YOU WARM AND STYLISH ON SITE


Snickers’ First and Second Layer Undergarments and can comfortably be worn under a jacket on chilly days. Street-smart and great for


on-site or leisure activities, there’s a range of styles and colour options to choose from. Tey’re made from a cosy,


durable polycotton fabric and have a soft-brushed finish on the inside for extra comfort, as well as handwarmer pockets at the front. For more information on


Snickers’ great new range of hoodies and sweatshirts for craftsmen and women are probably the most comfortable they’ve ever designed. Te full-zip or overhead tops are perfect for combining with


Snickers Workwear, call the Hultafors Group UK Helpline on 01484 854 788, check out the website and download a digital catalogue at www. snickersworkwear.co.uk or send an email to info@ snickersworkwear.co.uk


3 SUPER ROD IN FIRST PLACE WITH AWARD-WINNING CABLE TOOL


Super Rod proved it’s at the forefront of innovation by


winning Best New Product at the SELECT Awards for its Ferret WiFi Cable Pulling Tool. Te device is a clever


In-depth reports on: electric vehicles /


renewables / changing trends / new technology


OUT IN FEBRUARY 2020 48 CABLEtalk DECEMBER 2019/JANUARY 2020


combination of an inspection camera and a cable-pulling tool, and beat tough competition to land the sought-after top prize at this year’s contest. It employs the latest electronic technology to stream high


resolution video to a smart device in real time. And the camera ensures users


always get crisp and clear images even in total darkness thanks to six bright white LEDs positioned on the front. Super Rod has been designing and building cable rods since 2001. For more information, go to www.super-rod.co.uk, email sales@super-rod.co.uk or call 01495 792 000.


CONTACT OUR TEAM TO SHOWCASE YOUR GREAT NEW PRODUCTS HERE


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