Power Tools


Makita Brings Not One, But Two, 800 Watt 26mm SDS + Rotary Hammers to


Market Makita introduces two brand new heavy duty SDS+ rotary hammer drills in either 110v or 240v mains configuration. Both feature an 800 watt motor that with 2.4 joules of impact energy, and up to 4,600 blows per minute and will punch a 26mm hole in concrete using a normal TCT bit. The powerful HR2650 and HR2651 will drive a 68mm TCT core or an 80mm Diamond core through concrete with ease. Both models feature the one-touch sliding SDS+ chuck. A highly efficient dust collection system, with telescopic slide guide ranging up


to 190mm, and drill-through port will reduce dust on site and protect operators. The easy-to-remove transparent dust case provides easy disposal of dust and particles and the HEPA filter can be quickly and efficiently cleaned. The new Makita HR2651 features the proven AVT™– Anti Vibration


Technology™ – the innovative vibration reduction system that cuts vibration transfer to the operator. Both models have torque limiter drives, and the 3-mode operation rotary


switch on the transmission case selects rotary only mode for drilling, rotary with hammer action support, and a hammer only mode for chiselling functions. Weighing 4.2kg these powerful rotary hammers will meet the most challenging on- site actions. For more news and product information about Makita UK please


visit www.makitauk.com. Follow us on Twitter @MakitaUK, Facebook.com/makitauk and google.com/+makitauk


Heating


Innovative indirect oil fired heater MASTER BV 500 with centrifugal fan MASTER has launched an absolutely innovative indirect oil heater BV 500 with centrifugal fan. This top quality portable air heater offers broad opportunities for heating and drying and qualifies as very good equipment for rental companies. Its main advantage is the easy adjustability of the burner in the case of using the


device, e.g. in the mountainous area with a high altitude. The standard output of the device is 117 kW, however, it may be increased to 150 kW (after changing the nozzle). The fuel nozzle change is facilitated by a separate burner which is easy to assemble. Thanks to a powerful centrifugal fan the external static pressure is exceptionally high and is even up to 770 Pa which allows for transportation of warm air with flexible tubes to a distance of over 50 m. The compact housing, practical pneumatic wheels and ergonomic handles


make the heater fully mobile and easy to transport even on an uneven ground. The latest technological solutions ensure failure-free operation of the device, as well as comfort of its use. The BV 500 heater is provided with forklift slots, hook for crane, waterproof control panel (IP67), snap-on connectors and inspection windows of the combustion chamber, which facilitate maintenance. The numerous accessories allow for customization of the device: the one-way or two-way air outlet, flexible tubes, electronic


and mechanical room thermostats. More information also at


www.masterheaters.co.uk 8 ToolBUSINESS+HIRE


The Hire Supply Company UK Ltd Elite Heat Fan Heaters 2.8kW New to the extensive heater range available from Hsc is the Elite 2.8kW


electric fan heaters, available in 110volt 32amp plug and 240volt 13amp. These two new heaters are branded Elite and join the other quality Elite products offered from Hsc. Operations Director Kevin Lever stated that if it’s Elite then it’s designed for fleet, these two new heaters help to raise the ambient temperature of the room/area whilst running at 2.8kW. The heaters feature two specially designed 1.4kW elements and a low wattage fan to push the heat out and steadily increase the temperature. They are fitted with overheat thermostats, temperature controls, and a fan only function. For further information


please contact The Hire Supply Company 0845 3090707


www.toolbusiness.co.uk


New brand of high- end fastening tools arrives in the UK


and Ireland High-end carpenters, cabinet makers and other artisan woodworkers are set to benefit from a new range of fastening tools which can fully complement their talents. It’s thanks to the official launch in the UK and Ireland of KMR - a German brand


of nailers, staplers and powered screwdrivers which enjoys near-iconic status across mainland Europe. Widely respected for offering premium quality products developed by craft


professionals for craft professionals, KMR has a long and impressive pedigree. It was acquired in 2013 by the Behrens Group, one of Europe’s leading


manufacturers of fastening technology for wood and other materials, and became fully integrated into the group’s operations in 2016. For the first time, ever, the KMR range will now be available from select


retailers and distributors in the UK and Ireland. The range includes pneumatic and gas powered nailers and staplers, mains and


battery powered magazine fed screwdrivers, and a comprehensive selection of fasteners, consumables and accessories. All products continue to be developed and manufactured in Germany and to


the legendary levels of quality which have long been a cornerstone of the KMR brand. Thus, they meet or exceed all applicable EN Eurocode standards and are CE marked where relevant. Commenting on the launch of KMR, Paul Shepherd, sales manager at the


Behrens Group (UK and Ireland), said: “The launch of the KMR range into the UK and Irish markets is a genuinely exciting step not only for the Behrens Group, but for any individual or business looking for the ultimate in high-end fastening tools. “We’re confident these customers will soon discover exactly why KMR nail


guns, staplers and screwdrivers are so widely revered. “Everything about them, from the materials and components they employ to


the way in which they are manufactured, is carefully considered and controlled to make them the product of choice for the craft professional.” For further information visit Email: info@behrens.co.uk Telephone: +44 (0) 161 872 1444


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