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1. Inspection Camera from C.K Tools The Mighty Scope is a compact high-quality camera designed to give eyes in hard-to-reach locations. Measuring 3.5in long by 1in wide, it has an on board Wi-Fi hotspot with a 15m range for ultimate convenience. The dustproof and waterproof design makes it ideal for inspection, cable pulling, maintenance and repairs. The Mighty Scope kit includes an EVA padded case, the Mighty Scope IP67 rated camera, a hook and magnet, locking adaptor, gooseneck and thread adapters, USB-C charge cable and spare o-rings.
www.ck-tools.com
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2. Aqualisa expands shower collection Aqualisa has expanded its Mian shower collection with the introduction of six new models designed specifically for the housebuilder, contract and hospitality sectors. With a choice of contemporary square or round styling, plus single outlet, dual outlet and bath shower mixer options, each model features a high-quality chrome finish, brass body and metal handles with cool touch surface technology, and a temperature override for added safety. Options available are:
¡ 300BAR – round cool touch single outlet bar valve (110mm multi-mode adjustable handset) ¡ 300RSC – round cool touch dual outlet bar valve (110mm multi-mode adjustable handset and 200mm drencher head) ¡ 300SBAR – square cool touch single outlet bar valve (65mm square single mode adjustable handset) ¡ 300SSC – square cool touch dual outlet bar valve (65mm square single mode adjustable handset and 200mm drencher head) ¡ 300BSM – bath shower mixer (110mm round multi-mode adjustable handset, push button handset holder) ¡ 300LBAR – round cool touch single outlet bar valve with lever handles (110mm round multi-mode adjustable handset)
www.aqualisa.co.uk
4. Carhartt launches workwear The new Carhartt workwear offering ranges from tough and comfortable work trousers, rugged and durable work jackets as well as fast drying and cooling work T-shirts to certified safety shoes and work boots. The company also designs workwear specifically for women. These designs fit and protect the body better and are therefore much safer. The rugged women’s workwear collection is designed to ensure that the modern woman is prepared for any job, whatever the weather.
www.carhartt.com
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5. Snickers Protective Wear Snickers Workwear’s Protective Wear range is for professionals who want quality, sustainable products that match protection standards for hazardous environments and foul weather. The range includes a comprehensive selection of ergonomically designed Base-, Mid- and Top-layer working clothes and accessories that also include Work Gloves, Kneepads and specialist ProtecWork clothing.
3. Bristan adds new black finish The new black finish will be available across four of Bristan’s core shower ranges: Prism, Cobalt, Buzz and Craze. It follows the rollout earlier this year of black finishes across a number of its existing bathroom and kitchen taps.
Bristan’s rigid riser mixer showers Buzz and Craze are thermostatic so safe for the whole family. They are also supplied with Bristan’s Wallmount 12 fast fixing kit with integral isolation, making installing, maintaining and replacing bar showers easy.
The Prism and Cobalt Black recessed shower packs come complete with everything you need in one box. They contain a two-outlet diverter valve, a slimline fixed head with wall arm, an adjustable riser rail shower kit with a rub-clean handset and wall outlet.
www.bristan.com
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All the clothing is certified as appropriate for different risks at work to ensure the comfort, health and workforce- wellbeing all day, every day. It also includes Hi-Vis clothing that provides protection against dangers such as Electric Arc,
Heat and Flame, Chemicals and bad weather in high-risk environments.
www.snickersworkwear. com/list/protective-standards
www.buildersmerchantsjournal.net February 2023
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