NEWS 11/24 PRODUCT
6. Solid Gear footwear launches safety shoes
Solid Gear Safety footwear has launched its new range of reasonably priced, modern safety shoes and boots with built-in, all-round comfort and certified to the S3L protection standard.
The Essence, Adapt and ION styles have leather uppers that combine either CORDURA®or polyester sections to make them breathable, lightweight and durable, plus a moisture- transporting and recycled lining for a comfortable foot climate. They all have oil, slip and heat resistant rubber outsoles designed for great grip on
7. Hultafors launches the FGK Insulation Knife Swedish hand tool brand Hultafors has launched a new free-standing display unit one of its hero products, the FGK Insulation Knife, specifically designed for placement next to displays of PIR insulation boards within Merchants. The sturdy unit - which holds 24 units in total - features a design of the FGK in action and highlights the biggest features of ‘CUTS CLEAN. NO DUST’. The FSDU is available to order via Toolbank on a bulk deal with a suggested RRP of £9.99
EX.VAT.
www.hultafors.co.uk
8. Conex Bänninger introduces compatible Y-joint Conex Bänninger’s >B< Flow - is a customised Y-Joint - which is fully compatible with >B< MaxiPro.
The male ends of the >B< Flow are designed to be fully congruent with >B< MaxiPro, meaning installers do not need to adapt ‘Y’ pieces by creating braze tails off-site.
It’s designed and stringently tested to deliver an improved and balanced flow inside the >B< Flow joint, reducing the level of turbulence and noise. In addition, a guaranteed equal distribution of refrigerant is conveyed through both legs, thereby providing optimum
performance..The >B< Flow, which comes with pre-moulded insulation, operates with a 3 times safety factor of 48 bar working pressure.
www.ConexBanninger.com
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various surfaces and with antistatic properties, they’re completely metal free with fiberglass toecaps and soft nail protection.
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9. Makita adds disc cutters Makita has added two new disc cutters to its range. The 40VMax CE003G XGT Disc Cutter and 40VMax CE004G XGT Disc Cutter are both powered by Makita’s advanced XGT 40VMax battery system.
The CE003G delivers a
maximum cutting depth of 88mm at 6,600rpm and the CE004G offers a maximum cutting depth of 121mm at 5,000rpm. With a 230mm and 305mm blade diameter respectively, and both designed to be extremely lightweight, these brand new compact XGT disc cutters offer a powerful package to tackle any application with ease and comfort.
The machines also feature a rotating wheel guard which can be positioned to suit working posture. This, paired with a light body weight and a double
10. SCANGRIP reinvents LED work lights
SCANGRIP is taking an ambitious strategic step by committing to developing LED work lights with minimized environmental impact while at the same time improving energy efficiency and expanding lifespan.
With a more than doubled lifespan, the highest energy efficiency, and maximized performance, backed up with an extended 5-year warranty, the new FOR LIFE range of LED work lights has been designed to deliver powerful illumination and reliability in any situation.
13 top-selling work lights have undergone a complete transformation in visual design and come with a range of enhanced features that provide numerous benefits to the end-user. This is a completely new approach to developing LED work lights – called FOR LIFE.
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handle design, makes both models comfortable and easy to manoeuvre.
Furthermore, the anti-vibration housing with built-in damper spring helps to achieve an extremely low vibration rate for each at 3.0 m/s2 (CE003G) and 3.8 m/s2 (CE004G) at the left handle – far less than their petrol- powered counterparts.
www.makitauk.com
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