Product News
C.K Tools’ new drill bits get users out of tight spots
C.K Tools, the trusted choice for trade professionals, has launched the shortest fluted wood bits on the market.
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ast4Access drill bits, just 80mm in length, will allow users to drill through wood to create clean and fast holes in limited space.
50% shorter than the existing Fast4 range, and 30% shorter than similar products on the market, Fast4Access is ideal when space is too tight to drill a hole head on, or accuracy is essential. Designed for tight corners, smaller joists, and jobs where a smooth run is critical – for example installing pipe through multiple joists – Fast4Access promises fast, tidy results when drilling into wood.
The high-performance drill bits boast a threaded screw tip for faster drilling speed, and four cutting faces, giving clean, accurate holes at speed. Its four-flute design also ensures the rapid removal of wood chips and debris. Crafted to C.K Tools’ trademark high standards, Fast4Access is made from high carbon steel with black oxide coating, making it jobsite ready and safe from corrosion. For added durability, it can also be sharpened by the user. Its 6.35mm hex shank and range of core sizes (16mm, 20mm, 22mm and 25mm) add to Fast4Access’ ease of use.
Brinley Buckley Roberts, brand manager at C.K Tools, says: “This latest range
promises all the traits of our standard Fast4 line-up – durability, speed, precision, cleanliness – in the smallest package on the market. It’s going to simplify and tidy tricky jobs in countless scenarios, removing the need to drill at an angle and producing neat and tidy holes without sacrificing speed or power. “As with all our products, the range has been crafted with precision engineering and promises longevity as well as great results. These bits might be tiny, but they’re set to make a big impact.”
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New Marshall-Tufflex universal switch and socket boxes
Leading manufacturer of cable management solutions Marshall-Tufflex has introduced new 44mm deep Universal Switch and Socket Boxes to its collection.
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he new products offer further choice for installers working on a variety of projects, with each box featuring knockouts for both 20mm round conduit and mini trunking (25 x 16mm). Following the introduction of the 32mm deep version, the Hastings based manufacturer has extended its range to give installers more choice and flexibility when working on projects, with this latest 44mm deep model. Installers can choose from boxes with either square or rounded corners in single gang, or twin gang configurations. The 32mm and 44mm deep single gang boxes both feature one knockout for mini trunking and one for conduit. Both sizes of the twin gang boxes feature three knockouts for mini trunking and three for conduit.
Each box in the range also features three entry point options – left, right and centre – making the boxes a straightforward solution, regardless of where the box is installed and the required cable feed entry point. Speaking on the latest product announcement, Martin Russell, group product manager at Marshall-Tufflex, said: “As part of our dedication to developing high quality products for our customers, we listen to installer feedback to ensure we continue to meet the demands of the industry, with solutions that help to simplify the installation process. As such, when reviewing our range of Universal Switch and Socket Boxes, we have
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deliberately kept things simple. With our single gang or twin gang models, both featuring knock outs for both 20mm conduit and MMT2 mini trunking, as well as various cable entry points, installers will benefit from a single solution that meets a variety of project requirements, with fewer variations to store or manage on-site.”
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