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them to produce a fast and clean cut through The drill bit works best on low revolution differentiated from the existing Loctite range,
Steel, Aluminium, Wood and Plastics. Also,
speeds and its life will increase when used
by using stylish black packaging and wavy cut-
when cutting steel they both cut cold (no
with water to cool the tip down. The drill bit
out blister cards.
coolant is required), leaving an instantly
should only be used on the rotary setting and
workable finish.
“This is a major future step for superglues and
must not be used on the hammer setting.
the sort of innovation that the trade expects
New Pro power tools from Silverline
of us as market leader” says Henkel product
Loctite’s first flexible superglue
manager, Jemma Barton.
Silverline Tools launched a new range of Pro
At the show, Loctite’s exhibited its new top-
power tools and its new Catalogue at the
“We know that consumers are happy to pay
of-the-range Ultra Gel is the first superglue to
show. The comprehensive range includes
for better performing premium products and
feature a rubber infused formula - giving the
cordless and mains power drills, angle
we will be promoting its unique benefits to
adhesive both flexibility and ultimate power,
grinders and woodworking tools.
them through a new television commercial
as well as being water resistant.
Silverline’s managing director James Goddard-
and fabulous point of sale.”
Watts, commented: “The new Pro range of
Its gel formula, already familiar to superglue
power tools has been designed and
users, has the benefit of being non-drip, and
Ranger 40 18G Brad Nailer & 16G Finish
engineered to deliver outstanding
is ideal for use on vertical or overhead
Nailer
performance backed by a three-year
surfaces and is more effective than liquid
guarantee.” superglue on porous surfaces.
The Ranger 40 18G Brad Nailer and 16G Finish
Loctite Ultra Gel is available in a 3g tube and
Nailer, from Tacwise, will offer professional
"The range is an excellent example of taking 3g control applicator, with packs clearly
trades a precision option
our Power Tool range to another level of
when seeking the
performance whilst maintaining our
freedom and
commitment to excellent value for money.”
convenience of cordless
fastening.
Drill the hardest Tiles known to mankind!
Apart from delivering
ForgeFix’sTile Max Drill Bits have a newly
accurate, flexible
designed and unique “P95” precision tip
nailing, the Ranger 40
which have been diamond ground from the
Nailers enable a high
best quality tungsten.
degree of accuracy
when fixing – while a
This enables the user to drill through a wide
neat swivel nose gate
range of materials such as: PEI 5 Class
provides for rapid
porcelain, ceramics, fine stoneware, marble,
clearance in the unlikely
concrete, engineering brick and even granite.
event of a stoppage.
The nose is also fitted
with a detachable over
The asymmetric drill design reduces resistance
moulded rubber surface
by 25% ensuring that there is no wandering
protector for preventing
on start of drilling; there is also less chance of
indents on soft wood.
cracking or chipping (dependant on tile type) The nailers include a
which leads to a perfectly formed round hole. robust, durable
The low stress, high temperature brazing
magazine which feature
method used to attach the tip to the shank,
a professional quick
ensures that it remains attached under the
release for fast and easy
loading. A viewing
most extreme drilling conditions, and the
window instantly
deep and wide fluting is able to cope with the
reveals how many nails
maximum amount of spoil removal. The
are “on board” at any
triangular shaped shank guarantees no slip
one time, while an
rotation in the drill machine chucks. Due to
adjustable power level
the tips unique self renewing design, after provides control when
frequent use on the hardest materials, the
tackling a wide range of
drill can be then used on softer substrates.
timbers and surfaces.
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