PHAM NEWS | OCTOBER 2024 Tools & Workwear for Professionals


Press guns for single-handed operation


Installers can take advantage of a wide range of plumbing products from Instantor. These include an Instantor branded 18V press gun. The press gun is available in two versions: the Mini (IT2020) providing an output of 19kN or the Large


(IT2040) delivering an output of 32kN. Designed for use on all common systems, both versions can be used for connecting stainless steel pipe, MLCP and Pex pipe with suitable press fittings (Instantor press and copper press fittings). The high-pressure hydraulic system is powered by a Li-ion battery, actuated by a motor


and controlled by an MCU. For ease of use, the press guns have been ergonomically designed with non-slip rubber grips, carry strap and optimised centre of gravity for easy, single- handed operation. An OLED display shows press count, battery power, working pressure, maintenance notes and fault codes. A three year manufacturer’s warranty is available when registered online, while service


and calibration can be provided by a qualified Instantor service technician, with a calibration certificate provided once complete. ◼ phamnews.co.uk/1024/53


Demolition done without the fuss


Compact, lightweight and made for heavy work, HiKOKI Power Tools has unveiled the H3641DA 36V SDS-MAX Demolition Hammer, part of its high- performance line-up. This demolition hammer is designed for efficiency and versatility and is suited for demanding construction tasks, offering the performance of corded models with the mobility of a cordless design. The tool is small and light, making it


easy to handle and manoeuvre in various work positions, without compromising on power. Ergonomic design makes it flexible and adaptable in a range of job scenarios, from breaking and carving through concrete surfaces to creating edges. Engineered to maximise productivity,


especially in chipping tasks, this is a versatile tool. The demolition hammer has a 4-speed control that adapts to a variety of tasks, from delicate tile removal to intensive concrete crushing.


Adaptor gives users an angle on flue gas


The Right Angled Flue Gas Probe Adaptor from Arctic Hayes is described as an essential accessory to enhance the capabilities of existing flue gas probes, making it easier for engineers to measure flue gases in hard-to-reach areas, particularly where standard access points are obstructed. The adaptor essentially helps


users extend the functionality of a flue gas probe. It fits most flue gas analysers on the market, providing the flexibility and precision needed to perform accurate and reliable flue gas measurements in difficult-to-access areas. By seamlessly attaching to an existing flue gas probe, the adaptor allows users


to navigate tight spaces and achieve comprehensive diagnostics with ease. It is designed to fit most flue gas analysers, accommodating 6, 7, 8 and 10mm probes. ◼ phamnews.co.uk/1024/55


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Additionally, its Low Vibration Handle minimises vibration, increasing comfort and control, which boosts overall efficiency and user satisfaction during prolonged use.


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36V demo- lition hammer, featuring a brushless motor and SDS-Max bit shank, is a powerful yet compact tool, delivering 6.8J of impact energy while weighing just 4.9 kg. Measuring 427 x 248mm, it comes with essential accessories, including a Side Handle and Bull Point, all neatly packed in a stackable case. ◼ phamnews.co.uk/ 1024/54


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Universal up to Ø 54 mm.


With Connected functionality via Wi-Fi radio standard and OLED display.


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Voice recording with voice recognition. Geolocation of press locations. German Quality Product


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