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Cutting through the toughest jobs Maun’s Diagonal Cutting Pliers deliver more power with less effort.
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or engineers, electricians, mechanics and technicians, cutting
hard wire is an everyday task. Whether working with spring steel, electrical cable or specialist wire in industrial applications, repeated cutting can quickly lead to hand fatigue, reduced precision and lower productivity. British manufacturer Maun Industries’ Diagonal Cutting Pliers are designed specifically for demanding engineering, industrial and electrical applications, delivering clean, precise cuts whilst significantly reducing the effort required by the user. At the heart of the design is a compound- lever mechanism that multiplies hand force by up to 25 times, allowing hard wire to be cut with considerably less effort than conventional diagonal cutters of a similar size.
The result is a tool that not only
makes cutting easier but also reduces fatigue during prolonged use. For professionals who spend hours working with wire every day, this ergonomic advantage can improve both comfort and productivity while maintaining consistent cutting performance throughout the working day.
Precision is equally important. The cutting jaws are induction hardened to HRC 64, providing outstanding durability and edge retention, while accurately machined cutting edges deliver clean, reliable cuts across a wide range of materials. Robust construction and a corrosion-resistant finish ensure the pliers continue to perform in demanding workshop, engineering, manufacturing and maintenance environments. Available in 140mm and 160mm sizes, the Diagonal Cutting Plier range includes classic steel handles, PVC
comfort grip versions for enhanced user comfort and fully insulated 1000V models certified to IEC 60900:2018 for professional electrical applications. Built to last and engineered to perform, Maun’s Diagonal Cutting Pliers demonstrate how intelligent
design and British manufacturing expertise can transform one of the most common workshop tasks into a faster, safer and more comfortable experience.
www.maunindustries.com 01623 554599
Stabila launches LAX 60 G GreenBeam cross line laser
Stabila has launched the new LAX 60 G cross line laser – a compact and versatile solution for accurate marking and alignment work in interior construction and installation.
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hanks to GreenBeam technology, the Stabila LAX 60 G projects extremely bright, razor-sharp green laser lines which are visible at a distance of up to 30m, even in daylight. In manual mode the lines can be flexibly positioned at any inclination, while in pulse mode the working area can be enlarged to as much as 80m with the aid of a receiver.
The LAX 60 G cross line laser makes professionals’ work much easier when it comes to marking, aligning and assembly. With a levelling accuracy of ± 0.3 mm/m, it offers high precision, and with powerful magnets and a 1/4” thread, it can be attached to steel beams or radiators or mounted on a tripod (such as the Stabila ST-K-S). In order to mark diagonals, in manual mode the
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pendulum can also be locked to fix the laser lines at the required angle. In large, brightly lit spaces, the pulse-modulated laser lines can be activated to enlarge the working area of the laser to as much as 80 m with an optional receiver.
Protected against the accumulation of dust on the inside and spray from all directions (IP 54), the LAX 60 G features shock-absorbent Stabila soft grip casing which also protects against impact. The pendulum locking mechanism prevents damage and stops the laser’s accuracy being affected during transportation.
Coming with a sturdy belt pouch for safe storage, other accessories include a target plate with magnetic holder and cross-hair, which makes it easier to align the laser with a target
point. For suspended ceilings, the target plate can be easily attached to metal rails with the magnetic holder.
www.stabila.com
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