Manufactured from chrome vanadium steel with hardened parallel opening jaws that are ground and polished, laser etched with metric graduations for rapid repeatable reference setting. The wide grooved profile of the opening mechanism and coarsely knurled adjusting screw ensures smooth adjustment. Fully insulated, conforms to EN 60900:2012 standards for safe electrical applications up to 1000V.

With a 1/2" square drive, these vanadium steel bi-hexagonal sockets are the ideal product for working on hard to reach fastenings or more stubborn fastenings due to their 12 point design. Possessing a higher torque than normal sockets, this range of sockets can also effectively grip worn nuts and won't round off existing nuts. Finished with a ball-retaining groove on each face of the square drive, which ensures a positive fit with accessories.

Features and Benefits
• Side drive design gives a higher torque than regular sockets
• Ball retaining groove on each product ensures a positive fit with compatible accessories
• Manufactured from vanadium steel for durability
• Available in a variety of sizes to allow you to purchase the size that best suits your requirements
• Requires only a one-twelfth turn to engage the next point of the socket

Typical Applications
• Ideal for use when tightening or loosening hexagonal shaped fastenings in a variety of industries including:
• Automotive
• Construction
• Agricultural
• Plumbing

With a full cycle ratcheting crimp frame and colour coded jaws, this product is the ideal tool for accurate crimping. Possessing adjustable, preset crimp pressure, the carbon steel construction makes the product highly durable. Hardened and tempered jaws with a chemically blacked finish and PVC handles.

Features and Benefits
• Jaws manufactured from high quality carbon steel for durability
• Crimping jaws are hardened and tempered to hold a good edge even with extended use
• Insulated PVC handles for bolstered protection and user comfort
• Chemically blackened finish for protection against corrosion and weathering

Traditionally used by joiners and fitters, cross pein or Warrington hammers can be used for setting pins and nails prior to 'driving home' with the flat faced pein. With a close grained hardwood or hickory shaft shaped to comfortably fit in the hand, this range of Warrington hammers feature a forged steel head with ground and polished striking face.

Features and Benefits
• Hardwood and hickory shafts are ergonomically shaped for user comfort and control
• Forged steel head is highly resilient and stands up to extensive use
• Ground and polished striking face helps deliver solid and accurate blows
• Available in a range of sizes to suit your specific needs

Typical Applications
• Construction
• DIY
• Joinery
• Fitting
• Woodworking