Market Report - Power Tools


Atlas Copco Atlas Copco Power Technique offers a variety of handheld


construction equipment. With hydraulic, pneumatic and motor driven options, the pneumatic breaker, hammers and rock drills in its ‘Cobra’ range are ergonomically optimised and have an excellent power-to- weight ratio, making them suitable for a variety of construction applications. Cobra hydraulic tools pack a lot of power into a small machine,


which is ideal for working in cramped spaces. Pair a hydraulic breaker, hammer or saw with a portable power pack and users are ready to take on any job.


A petrol-driven tool is a matter of grab and go. This completely


autonomous system is perfect for remote locations and hard-to-reach places.


www.atlascopco.com/en-uk


Husqvarna With the K1 PACE, customers are offered a high power battery cutter that can handle the heavy duty jobs.


It is the first product to be launched on Husqvarna’s new ‘PACE’ battery system. K1 PACE boasts power and performance equivalent to petrol-powered cutters, with all the additional benefits battery power brings to both operators and the environment. The PACE battery system can also be utilised for more machines, as the battery-powered family expands. In addition to the power cutters and battery system, diamond blades in 12" and 14"/300 and 350 mm have been optimised for battery operation. The machine is also equipped with X-Halt brake function capable of stopping the rotation of a


blade in a fraction of a second. Other highlights include lower vibrations, smoother cutting, low weight and optimal centre of gravity, which helps to reduce strain on the body. The K1 PACE will launched in the latter half of the year, and additional technical data will be released soon.


www.husqvarna.com/uk


Makita Makita’s 40VMax x2 XGT Brushless Demolition Hammer (HM002GZ03)


and 40VMax x2 XGT Brushless Rotary Demolition Hammer (HR006GZ) are powered by two 40VMax XGT Li-Ion batteries, providing performance and run times in line with corded equivalents. The HM002GZ03 40VMax x2 XGT Brushless Demolition Hammer is


compatible with SDS-MAX chisels and features variable speed control via an easy to operate dial and provides 950 to 100 blows per minute, with an impact energy of 20.9 Joules per stroke. The 40VMax x2 XGT Brushless Rotary Demolition Hammer has two


operating modes – rotary hammer and hammer only. It includes a variable speed control, has a drilling speed of 150 to 310 rpm and delivers 1100 to 2250 blows per minute. The new machine is compatible with SDS-MAX chisels, drill bits up to 52mm and core bits up to 160mm. The HR006GZ also includes a torque limiter and Active Feedback sensing Technology (AFT), which shuts down the tool if the rotation speed suddenly slows.


www.makitauk.com


Stihl Stihl has launched the new KMA 135 R, adding to its range of


high-performance KombiEngines for professional users tackling tough jobs. Featuring a sturdy battery housing, users can easily slot in


Stihl’s high-performance 36V AP batteries, adding greater versatility to carry out the quick jobs. As well as delivering excellent performance across a wide range of KombiTool’s, the motor requires little servicing, whilst the easy to clean air filter ensures a long service life. The KMA 135 R has an ergonomic control


handle with three level speed pre-selection displayed on an LED panel and infinitely variable speed control on the trigger. A quick- release coupling allows the splitting of the KombiSystem into two parts, for easy transport, storage and tool-free reassembly. The KMA 135 R is compatible with a


range of KombiTool attachments, including the HT-KM, HL-KM 145, HL-KM 0, FH-KM, MB-KM, RG-KM, BG-KM, FCB-KM, BF-KM and KB-KM, which are all interchangeable thanks to the straightforward and sturdy connection point.


www.stihl.co.uk


38 Executive Hire News - June/July 2021


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