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Nestinox adds stainless steel tools to its portfolio
Nestinox now includes stainless steel tools in “If the wrong tools are used with stainless undergone special treatment, giving it the
its catalogue as it believes that stainless steel steel fasteners, contact corrosion may develop. hardness required for industrial use.
fasteners need to be handled using the best Small steel particles, even from the hardest of “It is important, of course, for these tools to
tools. steels, can be deposited by friction on the be stored separately. They must not come into
Nestinox has been a supplier of stainless steel stainless steel material, and these specks could contact with tools made from conventional
fasteners such as bolts, nuts, screws, washers, corrode, which is why we introduced our steel. That is why we have included a tool
machine bases, concrete anchors (e.g. wedge stainless steel tools.” case filled with stainless steel screwdrivers,
and chemical anchors), studding, roofing and To match the hardness of conventional tools, stainless steel Allen keys and stainless steel
gable fasteners etc, for almost 30 years. Nestinox stainless steel equipment has bits.”
PREBENA adds to range
PREBENA has introduced screws from 25 – 55mm much longer than with drywall screwdriver for
• Easily adjustable nose
two new screwdrivers to (1 inch - 2.25 inches). Due existing screw guns. loose screws. The
piece.
its range, the 9A-MGS55: to the high RPM (3,000 Additionally you can magazine can be adjusted
• Silent clutch for
Cordless – Screwdriver, rpm/min) PREBENA says always check the charge to 4 different positions in
automatic switch-off
and the 8M-MGS55: Two that fast and professional level on the LED battery order to get into corners
when reaching the
in One – auto feed work is guaranteed. display.” and other difficult areas
screwing depth.
screwdriver. The 9A-MGS55 is driven More advantages of more easily.”
• Simple changeable
The 9A-MGS55 is a by a long life 18V the battery operated Additional advantages
carbon brushes.
battery operated screw lithium-Ion battery. “With 9A-MGS55 include: of the 8M-MGS55 include:
driver which uses collated this battery you can work • Clockwise and counter • Usage of collated screws
clockwise rotation. up to 55mm.
New ProHold® Tip stops
• Changeable carbon • Reversible function.
brushes. • 4 metre rubber main
dropped screws forever
• Electric rotation cable with
adjustment. quick-action lock.
New from Attenborough Tools is the complete line
• Belt clip.
of Bondhus Corporation’s revolutionary ProHold®
• Charging time of the
Tip screwholding tools.
battery is only 45
Each tool’s tip has a non magnetic, corrosion proof
minutes.
button that securely holds screws on the tool,
• Light weight of
eliminating dropped screws even in hard to reach
2kg
applications. The button is on the flat of the hex tool,
(including
eliminating weakened tool corners and tool failure.
battery).
The unique design enables each ProHold® tool to As well as
deliver the full torque of Bondhus’ exclusive the 9A-MGS55,
Protanium® steel, which makes it up to 20% stronger PREBENA has also
than competitors’ tools. All ProHold® tools feature introduced the 8M-
Bondhus’ proprietary ProGuard™ finish, offering 5
MGS55, which it says
times more corrosion protection when compared to
is ideal for professional
competitor finishes.
use due to its high
ProHold® tools are available in T-handle,
rotation (4,650 RPM) and
screwdrivers and L-wrench format in both ballpoint
the high torque.
stand
hex and star tips, in a full range of metric and inch
“With the special lock it is
D9
hex sizes from 1.27mm to 10mm and 0.05 inch to
easy to modify the tool
3/8 inches. All Bondhous tools come with a lifetime
Fastener Fair - Coventry
from an auto-feed-
11-12 June 2008
no quibble warranty!!
screwdriver to a normal www.fastenerfair.com
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