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NEWS 04/24 PRODUCT


6. Norton Clipper launches range of battery-powered machinery Norton Clipper has overcome the common constraints found with petrol and diesel engines in traditionally used tools – prioritising high performance, increased capabilities and user comfort with its new range of electric battery- powered machinery.


Its new range consists of: CM350 B


– Masonry Saw, CS352 B – Floor Saw, CT601 B – Power Float, CFP13 WB – Forward Compactor, CR11 B – Upright Rammer, B720 – Battery and C700 – Quick Charger.


Utilising a high-performance brushless Honda motor combined with a Honda battery pack, the Norton Clipper battery range provides consistent and reliable performance. Each machine has a single switch operation, making start-up quick, easy and hassle-free. With a “one battery fits all”, which provides convenience, as well as performance without noise, vibrations or petrol/diesel fumes. www.nortonabrasives.com


7. UAP expands slim pull handle range UAP has expanded its range of slim pull handles with new colour options. In its range is its Black Pull Handle, made from marine-grade stainless steel and finished with a black powder coating. To enhance aesthetics, all slim handles in the range feature 32mm diameter bars, are available with matching accessories, and can be paired with complementary hardware, including the Fullex Flexi Lock. To maximise flexibility, three methods can be used for installation - hidden fixings, bolt through and back-to-back. These options also mean the door can be sent to site without the pull handle, preventing any damage in transit. www.uapcorporate.com/


9. BoilerMag launches new heat pump filter


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BoilerMag’s new BoilerMagHP magnetic filter has been specially designed to protect heat pump systems from loss of efficiency and breakdown caused by sludge and scale accumulation. Supplied with 28mm bore isolation valves, the BoilerMagHP accommodates the greater flow rates common to heat pump systems. In addition,


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the bigger valves reduce the risk of pressure drops, which can affect heat pump efficiency. Incorporating high-intensity magnets and optimum flow dynamics, it ensures extremely high magnetite collection rates, even at higher flow rates, whilst a scale guard provides additional protection against limescale accumulation. The new filter also includes popular BoilerMag features such as in-line installation, 360Ëšadjustment, and high collection capacity. For maximum system protection, BoilerMagHP can be used in conjunction with BM1 scale inhibitor and BM3 system cleaner. www.boilermag.com


11. Fluted Iconix Wetroom Goes Golden


The new range of Fluted glass Iconix Wetrooms from Bathrooms to Love is now available in a brushed brass finish.


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10. Snickers meets demand for women’s comfortable flexible workwear Snickers Workwear has garments and footwear to suit all kinds of working environments and weather conditions. Its specially designed women’s Work Jackets, warm and windproof Mid-layers; Stretch Trousers with kneepads along with Solid Gear safety shoes, Tops and accessories - all available in a host of sizes to ensure optimal fit and comfort.


8. Marley lights up


Marley has further extended its complete renewable system with the launch of a new solar inverter and battery storage solutions. The ES G2 Hybrid Inverter combined with the new Lynx Home U Series Battery solutions, can be complemented by a Clearline EV Charging Point. The new low voltage lithium battery provides an energy storage option that is compatible with the new ES G2 Hybrid inverter – designed to supplement rooftop solar PV systems, such as Marley SolarTile®.


www.marley.co.uk April 2024 www.buildersmerchantsjournal.net


For the Spring and Summer months, there’s new garments to choose from. Check out the Windproof Softshell jacket; the outstanding High-Vis tops and Stretch Trousers plus new Hoodies and T-shirts with great colourways to brighten your active workdays.


They all deliver functionality, durability and sustainability when women need it; comfort, fit and protection where women demand it. With designs to fit the female form they’re the optimal choice for women at work who need to get every job done comfortably and efficiently on site.


https://www.snickersworkwear.com/ products/category/women


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From the top-of-the-range RefleXion Iconix Enclosures collection, the new brushed brass fluted wetroom panels combine soft glass fluting with luxurious 8mm toughened safety glass. The panels are manufactured using high quality crystal-clear glass, meaning no green tint – often seen on wetroom panels – giving the fluted glass screens an extra crisp contemporary edge. Panels can be installed directly onto a prepared wetroom floor or on a tray, and come in a choice of four widths; 800mm, 900mm, 1000mm and 1200mm.


The fluted glass panels also boast a generous height of 1950mm and optional side panels are available in two widths (800mm and 900mm) making the range versatile to all installation types.


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