All Handheld Tools/Workshop Tools Articles

Hilti’s tools feature range of batteries using new Lithium CPC technology, said to provide same operational force as wired power tool

With a range of variable such as fuel consumption, operating costs, maintenance and weight to consider, making a breaker that will appeal to rental companies depends hugely on product development

The prototype location is aimed toward servicing local contractors in the area

UK-based builders merchant plans three new branch openings before the end of 2015 and will take its rental offer nationwide next year

CE Rental, a €22 million turnover company with a nationwide service network, will handle the RX and RC range of equipment for international manufacturer

MBW’s new Ergo-Tamp is taller and lighter than its predecessors, but can still produce enviable reductions in hand-arm vibration and other hazards

New drills and breakers offer three options to cover road, rail and drilling applications

New 5-in-1 cordless system helps workers in numerous applications in hard to reach areas or where space is limited

New unit delivers 170 amps maximum output for MMA welding

Launching in 2015, new rammer range said to be emission-free and easy to use

Hilti has replaced its TE 76 combihammer with the introduction of the new TE 70-AVR

Chicago Pneumatic has introduced the Red Hawk Road gas (petrol) powered breaker to the North American market.

Company launches two handheld breakers to the North American market: the CP 1260 and CP 1290.

New combihammers cut triaxial vibration by half, while a redesigned cooling system reduces the temperature at the chuck by 10°C.

German power tool company Metabo is to launch a 5.2 Ah battery pack on May 1, 2013.

UK power tool manufacturer Hilti is claiming two world firsts with its newest line, the TE 30-A36 cordless combihammer. Not only is it the world’s first cordless combihammer but it is also powered by what Hilti claims is the most powerful battery of its size.

French manufacturer MAC3, led by former Sullair Europe managers, adds portable compressors to its range of pneumatic tools.

Lincoln Electric said current chief operating officer (COO) Christopher Mapes will take over as president and chief executive officer (CEO) at the end of the year, replacing CEO and chairman John Stropki Jr who will become executive chairman of the board.

Hand arm vibration (HAV) safety specialist Reactec is advising companies to invest in constant HAV monitoring in order to meet health and safety requirements.

Atlas Copco has introduced four new hand-held breakers that significantly reduce vibration emissions