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PHAM NEWS | OCTOBER 2025 Tools& Workwear 29


Storage system provides extra security on site


Bunker, known for its modular garage storage and roller tool cabinets, has introduced the Load-Up Stacking System for tradespeople. This new addition is built around modular boxes that securely fasten together with interlocking side latches, keeping tools and equipment protected during transport and on site. The design allows


boxes to be stacked in diff erent ways, making it possible to build a system that matches the requirements of each job. Each unit carries an IP65 rating, which


means it provides resistance to both dust and water. The boxes are made from impact-resistant materials to cope with rough handling and demanding site conditions. For ease of movement, the system includes heavy-duty wheels and a removable telescopic pull handle, enabling users to move equipment across uneven ground with less eff ort. The Load-Up range includes rolling tool boxes and stacking tool boxes that can be combined in multiple confi gurations. An accessories pack adds further fl exibility, with items such as organisers, a nest bin and side rail hooks designed to keep equipment arranged and accessible. ◼ phamnews.co.uk/1025/54


Faster and safer core drilling system


Comfortable boots deliver on safety too


New from Carhartt is the Greenfi elds Rugged Flex O2 Occupational Work Boot range, designed to provide support and stability for people working long shifts in demanding environments. The range is available in lace-up and Chelsea styles, with sizes for both men and women. The boots are made from hydro-treated full-grain leather with a mesh lining to improve breathability. Rugged Flex technology allows for natural movement, while a removable footbed with heel energy absorption and moisture control is included to reduce strain during extended wear. For protection underfoot, the boots use a rubber


Vibram sole that is oil-resistant, heat-resistant up to 300°C and capable of withstanding 30 minutes of heat insulation at 150°C. A polyurethane-injected midsole and lightweight stability shank are designed to support balance on uneven or slippery ground. ◼ phamnews.co.uk/1025/55


The Clipacore system, now available from Carl Kammerling International Ltd (CKI), features a time-saving patented clip system and consists of all the components needed to quickly and professionally core drill. The kit includes several adaptors that screw onto the drill and core drill bit, slotting into each other, and securing with a simple clip. The clip can be removed easily by hand with no other tools required, allowing quick and effi cient separation of the drill and the core drill bit. The quick-release system off ers drill adaptors,


core adaptors, extension kits, ChuckAway adaptors and specialist solutions such as Duocut Pro, Fluemate Pro and Condensemate Pro. There’s also a full range of Xpresscut dry diamond core drill bits capable of drilling through all standard building materials, as well as a selection of trade-specifi c kits all supplied in new durable cases. ◼ phamnews.co.uk/1025/56


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