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

Long lasting lubrication helps produce more parts in less time. Light duty silicone content (3%). Meets FDA Regulation CFR 175.300 (release agent) and FDA Regulation CFR 178.3570 (lubricant, incidental food contact).

Applications
Injection and compression molding of ABS, acetyl, acrylic, Noryl®, nylon, polycarbonate, polystyrene, polysulfone, and wax. Also for use in blow molding, extruders, foundries and investment castings

Combination Spanners
Spark-resistant tools are used to eliminate the chances of accidental fires or explosions in potentially combustible or explosive environments. They resist the sparks that a standard tool could potentially create when striking hard surfaces. The use of spark resistant tools is essential in many industrial applications such as petroleum and chemical manufacturing, spray booth operations, the marine industry, the mining industry, the paper industries, or any location where flammable vapours or combustible residues are present. Aluminium-bronze spark resistant safety tools are manufactured to 25HRC and offer a breaking strain of 75 - 85kgf/mm2.
Spark-resistant tools must be maintained with special care. Frequent cleaning/re-dressing to remove ferrous particles or contaminants, which may impair the spark-resistant properties, is essential.

A range of fully insulated slotted head screwdrivers VDE tested up to 1000V. With professional high grip handles, magnetic tips and chrome vanadium steel blades. Slotted head screws are the most commonly used screw. To safely drive these screws, the tip of the screwdriver should be of the same width as the slot in the screw head and fill it as well, to minimise slipping and deforming the screw head.

Features and Benefits
• Magnetised tips hold the fasteners firmly in place to allow you to accurately deliver torque
• VDE tested up to 1000V to ensure your safety
• Manufactured from robust chrome vanadium steel for longevity
• High grip handles ensure maximum control, grip and comfort when using
• Phosphated black finish further protects the product against corrosion as well as more general wear and tear
• Available in various sizes to suit your preference and needs

Typical Applications
• Electrical
• Construction
• Engineering