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Hultafors Group Acquires Puvab – To Complement The Snickers Workwear Range


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Hultafors’ New Knives and Hand Axes for Craftsmen and Outdoor Enthusiasts


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ith a selection of toughened, corrosion-proof Heavy Duty Knives, Safety Knives, Chisel Knives and Utility


Knives for general purpose tasks on site, there’s also precision products for Electricians, Plumbers and Painters. The latest additions to the range are the Outdoor


Knives for tougher tasks on-site or for those who need a cutting-edge companion out in the bush. They’re all are ergonomically designed with


comfortable, secure grips and, made from the highest quality Japanese steel, which is honed and sharpened for durability, effectiveness and to withstand corrosion. Hultafors Hand Axes for Felling, Carpentry and Trekking


activities are all hand-forged with dense, steel heads and hickory handles. They’re all top quality products, highly durable - suitable for small-scale felling, lopping branches or clearing bushes and brushwood - and certainly a cut above the rest!


Hultafors u 01484 854788 u www.hultafors.co.uk


New functions added to Wieland’s flare TIME relays f


he Hultafors Group has acquired Puvab – the specialist in protective clothing for workers in energy and utility markets as well as those in other industries that need flame resistant safety wear. The acquisition is part of the growth strategy for the Hultafors Group, and further strengthens and compliments the Snickers Workwear brand in the UK. Puvab is a Swedish company established in 1989, specialising in designing and developing functional and certified high-quality garments with innovative designs and functionality for work in demanding conditions. David Clark, managing director of the Hultafors Group in the UK which owns Snickers Workwear says, ”We are extending our range of protective wear for professional tradesmen and women with even more market-leading products. With its broad assortment of safety wear and strong track record in the market, Puvab is the ideal partner to


complement the Snickers Workwear product range”. Snickers


u 01484 854788 u www.snickersworkwear.co.uk


£500 Holiday Winner! A


See for yourself – visit: www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xi3ZiP-MjSs&t=11s


SWA u 01453 844333 u www.swaonline.co.uk


dam Garner of Dodd Group was the lucky winner in SWA’s national Tauras Challenge. Hundreds of installers from all over


the UK were challenged to see how quickly they could install SWA’s Tauras Cable Gland Kit against a conventional SWA Gland. Pictured is SWA’s regional engineer Mike Allen (left) presenting Adam with his £500 worth of holiday vouchers. SWA’s Marketing Manager, Colin Fletcher, said: “Congratulations to Adam. His winning time of 24.4 seconds proves that Tauras Cable Gland Kits will save busy contractors time & money”.


lare TIME HM electronic timing relays and the flare CONTROL measuring and monitoring relays ranges have been


expanded to include new products: the flare TIME HM8-2U-A universal multi-functional timing relay and the flare CONTROL IL-1-A and UL-1-A current and voltage measuring relay. These relays not only offer the advantages of universal application in industrial automation, but their 22.5 mm width also makes them real place savers that can be applied over a wide range of temperatures. flare TIME HM8-2U-A features 8 time ranges and 4 time and 4 special functions including stepping (inverted), watchdog and wiper interval. flare CONTROL IL-1-A and UL-1-A timing and monitoring relays have adjustable delay at lower-limit violation, whereby the upper and lower limits can be set separately, a multi-voltage range of 20.4 to 264 V AC / DC.


Weiland u 01483 531213 u www.wieland-electric.com


GRIDPRO® from Scolmore – the ultimate in flexible, modular grid solutions


most comprehensive choice of finishes, to offer the ultimate in flexible, modular grid solutions. Building on the successful MiniGrid® range, GridPro® has been developed with speed and ease of installation at its core and offers installers the flexibility to create multi-function, 1 to 24 gang plates which are styled to seamlessly integrate with Scolmore’s vast range of Click wiring accessories.


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These are just some features which set GridPro® apart in the marketplace: • Unique screw attachment feature, which means that no yoke is required for any modules when using 1-4 gang plates - the modules can be simply screwed directly on to the plates. • All modules come with fully backed off captivated terminal screws for ease of assembly – also unique to GridPro®


Scolmore u 01827 63454 u www.scolmore.com CONNECTINGINDUSTRY.COM/ELECTRICALENGINEERING


colmore’s new GridpPo® collection is an extensive range of interchangeable mounting plates and modules that are available in the


ESP adds IP67 Rated Call


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SP is adding to its Magfire Fire Protection range with two weatherproof Manual Call Point products that are


compatible with their addressable and conventional fire alarm systems. Approved to the latest EN54-11 standard, the Call Points


are IP67-rated, which makes them suitable for wet environments including swimming pools, as well as harsh external applications. Featuring robust red housing for easy identification, the


manual resettable Call Points offer users the benefits and safety advantages of a glass-free resettable operating element. The addressable Call Point version contains an isolator


module to protect against system short circuits. ESP’s Magfire Fire Protection range includes the Magpro


Addressable and Mag Conventional Fire Alarm products which are all fully compliant with the latest Construction Products Regulation 2011 (CRP).


ESP u 01527 515150 u www.espuk.com.


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