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New TIMco and Addax brochure
T.I Midwood has recently introduced a new, would not necessarily understand the products
user friendly, brochure which will include as well.”
new products from both the TIMco and
Addax ranges. The new brochure includes products from the
Addax range such as the Addax Plus Turbo, a
Each product page includes pictures of the bit for use in rotary hammers with the SDS
product and packaging, as well as test results, plus tool system. The Plus Turbo also has a
SCREWS & FIXINGS
correct fitting procedures and advice on vibration reducing MS5 flute and aggressive
materials to which the product is best suited. self centering tip design.
To add to this, packing details such as boxing Professional Screwdriver Bits are now
quantities, carton quantities and pallet available in 3 packaging types – candy jar,
quantities, are also shown, with sizes in both mini bit pack and blister pack. The
metric and in imperial wherever possible. Screwdriver Bits are provided in four quality
grades - Professional - Grey Phosphate,
When designing the brochure T.I. Midwood Premium -Titanium Nitride, Super Premium -
used a qualified engineer to put it together Titanium Carbon and Super Premium Diamond
and to produce technical drawings. coated for extra grip in the fixing recess.
PO WER T OOL A CCESSORIES
“We felt that employing someone who Other products that T.I Midwood have
understands the technicalities of the products introduce to the Addax range include the SDS
Also included in the new brochure are
was essential in order to make the brochure Shank Rebar Cutters, HSS Broaching cutters,
products from the TIMco range, which include
as understandable to the industry user as Diamond Holesaws, diamond blades, resin
the Classic Plus, In-Dex Screws, Metal Framing
possible. This we felt was not going to be the bonded abrasive, TCT Hole Saws and Flat
Screws and anchors from its new anchors and
case with an external design company who Wood Bits.
fixing systems range.
Tighter schedules, tighter ties
Fast, effective, reliable hand tying – which allows one second to complete –
tying of rebar up to it to tie up to a 65mm approximately five times
65mm diameter is now reinforcing bar. Using faster than even the most
possible with the launch thicker gauge wire allows experienced steel fixer
of the new MAX RB655 the tool to tie efficiently can complete by hand.
Rebar Tie tool from using a single strand, This makes meeting
Young Black. making the MAX RB655 deadlines more
efficient and cost- achievable, while still
The new tool utilises an effective to use. Wastage adhering to the highest
innovative reverse motor is reduced to virtually safety standards.”
mechanism to achieve zero since the tool only
tighter, consistent ties uses the exact amount of
The ergonomic, smooth
with the minimum of wire required and does
operation of the MAX
wire wastage helping not leave waste wire in
RB655 also makes it a
contractors to meet the the cage to be cleared up
low risk for repetitive
tightest concrete before pouring.
injuries. On site trip
construction schedules
hazards are also reduced
quickly, safely and “The quality of the tie is
efficiently. guaranteed to be
since the tool uses small,
effective since the MAX
compact reels of wire
The new MAX RB655 uses RB655 always achieves a
instead of the large, 25kg
thicker 1.5mm wire - the tight, consistent fix. Each
rolls traditionally used
same gauge as used for slash tie takes less than
when hand tying.
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