RIDGID/Klauke RIDGID tools are dependable solutions which pass the test of
time. See the new 60V battery powered threading tool and the extended range of pipe press solutions. Klauke will show their latest battery crimping and cutting tools
for the electrical industry, offering the most compact and portable solutions available. See the Klauke Orange range – the world's first 1000V insulated cable cutting and crimping tools, adding safety to all users.
www.emerson.com/en-gb/commercial-residential/professional-tools STAND
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Brendon Powerwashers Brendon Powerwashers return to the Executive Hire Show with their
large range of Industrial pressure washers, including Brendon’s popular range of Bowserwashers. The Brendon range includes petrol, diesel, single and three-phase
electric models, and with pressures ranging from 2000psi to 7000psi. There is also a comprehensive selection of mobile units. The Brendon Powerwashers team will have also have news about new battery-powered units, along with updated versions of their tried & tested favourites.
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A TRUE PETROL REPLACEMENT
40V MAX X2 (80V MAX) XGT CORDLESS POWER CUTTER: CE001G
Blade Diameter 355mm, Max Cutting Depth 127mm, Bore Diameter 25.4mm, Max Wheel Thickness 5.0mm, No Load Speed 5,300rpm, Net weight 12.3 - 14.1kg. Lock-off function, LED job light, Electric brake, Anti-restart function, Active Feedback Sensing Technology (AFT), Wet guard / IPX4 rated, Water supply can be connected, Rotatable guard, Overload indicator lamp, Equipped with anti-vibration housing to absorb vibration to handles while cutting.
(*current average UK petrol price) CE001G: Cutting 25N kerb stone for 41.2m at 125mm depth = £0.34* EK6100: Cutting 25N kerb stone for 41.2m at 125mm depth = £1.37*
CE001G: Cutting 25N kerb stone for 41.2m at 125mm depth = 40V 5.0Ah batteries charged 2.5 times
EK6100: Cutting 25N kerb stone for 41.2m at 125mm depth = 1 full tank of fuel
makitauk.com/product/CE001GT201
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