NEWS PRODUCT 03/21


1. Duraspin from Senco


DuraSpin, the new range of Auto-Feed screwdrivers from Senco is powered by an efficient brushless motor giving increased performance with reduced size, whilst the new 3.0 Ah Li-Ion battery, featuring the latest cell technology for increased power and capacity. Users can go from collated to single screw driving in a matter of seconds with a simple twist, which releases the front part of the tool. Ideal for drywall applications, DuraSpin’s tool free nose piece has easy to read length markings, whilst the quick-slide bit release makes sure screws are in place for a faster, more consistent performance. In addition, the adjustable depth- of-drive with depth lock gives a consistent flush drive or countersink. The DuraSpin options include: DS525 – 18V High Speed, 25-55mm – 5000 RPM; DS522 – 18V High Torque, 25- 55mm – 1600/2500 RPM; DS722 – 18V High Torque, 25-75mm – 2500 RPM www.kyocera-senco.co.uk


 Spärka has expanded its range to offer builders merchants and fixing suppliers a complete fire door product range on a next day delivery promise. The new range of more than 150 SKUs, includes door handles, latches, locks, keyholes, thumb-turns and door closers in a range of finishes. The products are available in simple packs including bathroom lock and hinge packs as well as sash lock and hinge packs. The ranges are also available in a variety of finishes and sizes and in one simple, recyclable cardboard box or recyclable plastic bag. Products are tested to FD 30 and FD 60 standards and also carry independent third party certification such as IFC. As well as this, the company’s products also carry CE or UKCA marking where appropriate. They are supplied in sustainable and environmentally friendly cardboard packaging. The packaging is also tamper-proof, helping ensure all the components remain in the packaging. All of this can be supplied on bespoke merchandising stands to provide merchants with a dedicated space for all their fire door hardware.


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2. Snickers Workwear High-Performance Jackets With street-smart designs for men and women, all Snickers Workwear jackets include features that focus on fit and freedom of movement as well as long lasting protection and stretch comfort. Snickers Workwear ALLROUNDWork Jackets will work on site, yet are ideal for leisure, combining optimal performance, comfort, good looks and visibility.


Snickers’ FLEXIWork Jackets also provide comfort and weather-proofing for workers who are always on the move and LITEWork Jackets keep the user feeling cool whatever they are doing in warm weather. www.snickersworkwear.co.uk


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4.EMMA Safety Footwear saves carbon footprint


Every piece of footwear in the EMMA range is made from recycled or recyclable materials. They’re safe for the environment with a 100% ‘circular’ manufacturing, usage-mapping and recycling process for every shoe and boot produced under the EMMA brand. EMMA complements the Solid Gear and Toe Guard safety footwear ranges by including all the Hultafors Group hallmarks of hi-tech designs that combine top quality materials for comfort, maximum safety and wellbeing at work. www.emmasafetyfootwear.com


 Importer and distributor Timber Focus is making the most of the growth in demand for timber cladding by holding the largest stock of SertiWood® in the UK. SertiWood® is a premium brand of modern, sustainable timber cladding products for use internally and externally. It comes in over 200 different colours and tones from shabby chic to rustic to modern. Among the trends for Spring is Rustic Shabby Chic, which comes in six colours: Cappuccino, Lemon, Denim, Cherry, Mint, Smoke tones.


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The company is also seeing demand for SertiWOOD Prefinished Claddings in Siberian Larch, Black Painted Featheredge Standard and premium, Charred Burnt Siberian Larch in Ebony & Deep Charred and Charred Effect SertiWOOD DragonWOOD. Fire Retardant Treated to Euro Class B.


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