MARKET REPORT CUTTING & SAWING continued
Compact chasers from The Preparation Group
For small, shallow cutting or chasing projects, The Preparation Group offers a single phase, 110V 9in and 5in hand grinder which, with the addition of their steel cutting shield and cutting blades, turns them into compact hand chasers. Suitable for projects such as chasing into walls and creating expansion joints in
concrete and flooring, the shield attaches via ducting to an industrial vacuum such as the company’s 202DS and its M450 range. The manufacturer offers a range of 4in, 4.5in, 5in, 7in and 9in long-life general purpose and premium diamond blades designed for most standard hand or trolley-mounted saws.
01522 561460
www.thepreparationgroup.com
kohler-sdmo.com V-TUF’s synchronised solution
V-TUF’s H14 Midi Hydro is designed to combine industrial dust extraction and hydro pre-filtration. Offering 99.995% efficient H14 HEPA rated extraction, it uses a water filtration system to drown dust particulates before they have the chance to become airborne. The manufacturer says that, by eliminating bags and filters, the machine provides safer emptying of a dust extraction vacuum and reduces the cost of consumables, as the water can be refilled from any outlet. The unit offers 1250W twin turbine suction power with 215m3
per hour
airflow, and a 21-litre tank. For work in construction environments the machine can be used in conjunction with the V-TUF Synergy for tool use with synchronised extraction capabilities.
01522 787978 NEW
www.v-tuf.com
K22C3, K33C3 & K44C3
HIRE SPEC FOR THE HIRE INDUSTRY U.K. SOCKET CONFIGURATION • APM 303 CONTROL PANEL • LARGE AUTONOMY FUEL TANK AND CONTAINMENT • KOHLER KDI STAGE 3A COMPLIANT ENGINE
SDMO Energy Ltd, Unit 5, Aston Way, Middlewich, Cheshire, CW10 0HS email:-
generator@sdmo.co.uk Telephone:- 01606 838120
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