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New Stubby VDE Slim Screwdriver 4 Pack - They’re not big, but they are clever!


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Extruded Aluminium Enclosures


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vatron’s Extruded Aluminium Enclosures anodised in Black and Silver are suitable for many applications.


They can also be ordered in virtually any colour of your choice. The sleek stylish appearance is perfect for high end equipment. One side of the enclosure features two sets of grooves.


The slightly recessed area between the grooves may be used for a label. For a uniquely branded, professional finish, we can customise the case and end panels with logo and legends printed or laser etched, as well as holes and slots, saving time and cost. Matching end panels are available separately as


required, with the option of a gasket to achieve an IP66 rating for the enclosure, and an optional black bezel to cover and complete the seal. The slots down the side of the extrusion accept a linc lug mounting bracket. Standard stock can be supplied cut to custom lengths. Contact sales@evatron.com for more information or click the ‘online chat’ icon on our website.


Evatron  01908 325100  www.evatron.com


ollowing on from its successful launch of the world’s first fixed blade Stubby VDE


Screwdriver, Carl Kammerling International, the leading supplier of products to the industrial, construction, electronic and security industries, has introduced the Stubby VDE Slim Screwdriver 4 Pack, containing all 4 sizes of this clever little range of safe, slim, stubby screwdrivers, that guarantee the safety which comes from a VDE product.


Following research with professional electricians, Carl Kammerling quickly identified that most carry a non-insulated stubby screwdriver, despite understanding the importance of tool insulation. The C.K Stubby VDE Slim Screwdrivers filled this problematic void perfectly, by featuring a shorter length (ideal for use in confined spaces) and full VDE approval, to provide the assurance that each product is individually tested to 10,000V for safe working up to 1,000V.


Quality chrome vanadium steel blades provide exceptional strength and durability, whilst the slim shaft allows easy access to recessed screws and fixings. In addition, all 4 screwdrivers feature tip type markings for easy identification, together with anti-roll flats to prevent the screwdriver from rolling off sloping surfaces.


Manufactured in Germany, the C.K Stubby VDE Slim Screwdriver 4 Pack contains:


• T48344-040 SL4.0mm x 1 • T48344-050 SL5.5mm x 1 • T48343-2 PZD2 x 1 • T48345-2 MOD2 x 1


Claire Griffiths, Product & Marketing Executive at Carl Kammerling, comments: “The C.K Stubby VDE Slim Screwdriver range is proving a real winner and demand has been increasing for a set which contained all 4 sizes.


The Set is priced at £33.52 and also available for the trade in the Carl Kammerling Fusebox Promotion. C.K Tools


 01758 704704


The NEW Solid Gear ‘One GTX’ Safety Shoe T


 www.carlkammerling.com


he ONE GTX from Solid Gear is a superbly constructed safety shoe with seven integrated layers to deliver excellent


comfort and protection. It’s designed and built for active professionals who need a


highly breathable, light and flexible safety shoe. With a GORE- TEX® SURROUND® membrane they’re fully breathable and ideal for warmer weather and combined indoor/outdoor activities. The shoe’s stretchable upper is water-resistant with amazing


performance when it comes to breathability, fit and flexibility. What’s more, it has a honeycombed sole for enhanced grip and a composite midsole. It also has a stabilising heel support to minimise injuries from twisting. The ONE GTX also comes with Solid Gear’s newly developed


NANO Toe-Cap. It’s 40% stronger than fiberglass, lighter than other materials and thinner than other non-metallic toe-caps.


Solid Gear  01484 854788  www.solidgearfootwear.com hit.


The New Range of Knitted Hoodies S


nickers Hoodies have long been favourites among professional craftsmen and women – so the new range of knitted Hoodies is bound to be a big


There’s a ‘Full Zip’ or ‘Over-Head’ option and they’re the ideal


combination with Snickers’ First and Second Layer Undergarments and can comfortably be worn under a jacket on chilly days. With a contemporary design, four colour options and a double-lined hood


for extra warmth, these hardworking Hoodies are great for all trades on site. Made from a cosy, durable fabric for extra ruggedness, they’ve got an


adjustable drawstring in the hood plus kangaroo handwarmer pockets at the front. They also feature an unmistakable 3D-printed Snickers logo and are ideal for company profiling.


Snickers  01484 854788  www.snickersworkwear.co.uk


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Elesa IP65 latches for specialist cabinet locking systems


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rom wall mounted cases to free standing cabinets, Elesa are now offering lever latches, swinghandles and


recessed push handle latches to suit specialist housings for industrial, electrical and office use. Their ELCK lever operated quarter turn latch is a


combination lock with 400 possibilities from the ERGOSTYLE® design studio, available in L/R handed format and with master keyed locks if required. For larger cabinets the CLT and CLC swinghandles offer black or black-and-chrome appearance with the ability to operate a rod control system for multi-point door security up to IP65. Key locks and two-wing groove inserts are available to suit appropriate applications. An alternative approach to cabinet locking systems is


shown in the Elesa IP65 CSMH compression latch with push handle which simply pops out of the flush fit escutcheon mechanism so that it may be used as a 90° T handle. Compression range of the CSMH is a 5mm stroke with adjustable depth between 13mm to 75mm. A padlockable version is available for 9mm dia. hasps.


Elesa  www.elesa.com  www.twitter.com/ElesaUK


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