PRODUCT NEWS
Norton Clipper Power Float minimises lifetime costs for hire merchants
NORTON Clipper has launched its all new CT901 HP power float, offering high durability and versatility, in order to help hire merchants to minimise their costs for the lifetime of the power float.
In commercial settings with surface areas larger than 5,000 square feet, heavy duty, ride-on machinery is required to make smoothing and finishing concrete floors as quick and painless as possible. But for the smaller, residential floors that make up the bulk of many contractor’s work, this can be overkill, with contractors preferring light weight, walk-behind machinery.
Now, with Norton Clipper’s latest product innovation, contractors no longer have to choose between the two. The CT901 HP four blade walk behind power float is specifically designed for professional contractors that work on finishing wet
concrete floors in both residential and commercial buildings.
The diversity of the CT901 HP is particularly popular with contractors who don’t want to continuously hire both walk-behind and ride-on floats for every different scale of job. With plenty of excitement around the launch, Norton Clipper’s new power float is predicted to boost sales for hire merchants and stockists in this latter half of 2019.
Unveiled at the Bauma 2019 trade fair in April, the power float received a great reaction from both contractors and merchants, with the launch predicting sales to soar right through to 2020.
For further details and support on the CT901 HP power float, please contact Stacey Booth, Saint-Gobain Abrasives UK Marketing Manager on 07525 672 897 or email
Stacey.Booth@
saint-gobain.com.
E-screwdriver speedE® now in new industrial design
USERS in trade and industry are getting reinforcement: another design for the first e-screwdriver speedE® driven by hybrid technology from Wiha. This tool has been created for the typical fields of activity for industrial applications.
This new e-screwdriver is surprisingly easy to handle. It can be used with numerous different screw profiles worldwide when combined with the speedE® Industrial bit holder and all standard bits (1/4” 6.3 mm). Electrically driven, the speedE® Industrial completes otherwise time-consuming, energy-sapping screw fastening tasks. All the user needs to do is simply rotate their fingers slightly on the ergonomic handle.
It stops as soon as the user releases the handle or when fastening reaches 0.4 Nm. The screw can then be fixed by hand with a deft touch. An electric ratchet function eliminates the need for constant gripping during screw fastening, providing the user with extra assistance. The simple speedE® function combination comprising of first electrical fastening, second material protection
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and third manual fixing is considered unique worldwide.
Doctors and therapists at German Campaign for Healthier Backs recommend both the speedE® Industrial for holding standard bits and the speedE® electric with slimBits insulation- protected up to 1,000 V AC. Significant effort can be saved with both designs. They reduce strain on joints, tendons and muscles significantly, thus protecting health. This prevents the risk of heavy strain on forearm muscles due to frequent, monotonous turning movements and constant gripping during manual screw fastening.
Besides the e-screwdriver handle speedE® Industrial, the set contains a speedE® Industrial bit holder, a 50 mm TORX® T20 bit, a standard 18500 rechargeable battery and a suitable USB charger for the battery.
www.wiha.com/gb/en/
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