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PRODUCT NEWS


Scruffs Workwear: Trade Flex Shorts


AS the temperature rises, Scruff s introduces its new innovation – the Trade Flex Holster Shorts. Designe d for durability, comfort and performance in mind, these shorts deliver the ultimate wearer experience.


The fl exible, slim fi t design with stretch panels in key areas delivers freedom of movement throughout the working day. Off ering maximum comfort, the shorts are made from a lightweight and durable ripstop fabric - ideal for grafting during the warmer months.


Easy access holster pockets, a cargo pocket and mobile phone pocket all feature hard wearing canvas reinforcement for extra durability, so they continue to work as hard as you do. Tool loops and a D-ring off er further storage options so that you have your tools and accessories to hand as you work.


For cool comfort and function you can rely on during the warm summer months ahead, the impressive new Scruff s Trade Flex Holster Shorts deliver all the way.


Available in sizes 30”- 40” in black and graphite (option without holster pockets also available).


For more information about Scruff s, visit www.scruff s.com, call 0115 938 9000, or email sales@birchwoodpricetools.com for more information on the range of products.


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To fi nd out more about how GYS can transform your welding sales call Greg Ball on 07463 312208


NO.1 MANUFACTURER OF INVERTER WELDING EQUIPMENT IN EUROPE 01926 338 609 uk@gys.fr www.gys-welding.com


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