KING TONY emerged in 1976 and still maintains high-quality standards, consistently exceeding the requirements of the world's most demanding standards such as DIN (German) and ANSI (USA). The King Tony range of workshop tools includes solutions for almost every workshop need, including socket wrenches, impact wrenches, hammers, wrench sets, among others.
KING TONY emerged in 1976 and still maintains high-quality standards, consistently exceeding the requirements of the world's most demanding standards such as DIN (German) and ANSI (USA). The King Tony range of workshop tools includes solutions for almost every workshop need, including socket wrenches, impact wrenches, hammers, wrench sets, among others.
- Drill bit tip delivers effective drilling / breaking longer. - Drill bit tip maintains its effective drilling / breaking edges longer. - 4 cutter tip enables a more circular hole to be drilled.
- Front opening of the jacket with ZIP closure; - Elasticated inner cuff for perfect fit; - Thermo-sealed seams for added Comfort; - Adjustable waist with drawstring with plastic tips; - Two front pockets with flap and concealed hood; - Rear ventilation and underarm eyelets for added breathability; - Trousers with elasticated waistband; - Adjustable hems with press studs; - Bag for secure storage.
- Disposable glove in fine blue nitrile powder free, ambidextrous. - Length 240 mm. - Compatible for food use. In accordance with the requirements of the European directive on personal protective equipment (EPI) EN374-2 (3) and EN420.
- Aggressive brush. - Suitable for heavy-duty brushing in metalwork such as descaling, derusting, deburring, cleaning of weld seams and removal of adhesive residues.
- Highly protective and comfortable pants, designed for welding or similar activities, made from 75% fire-treated cotton, 24% polyester fiber and 1% antistatic fiber;
- It has two top pockets and one side pocket with a detached flap and Velcro closure;
- Complies with the following standards: EN13034 | EN11611 | EN11612 | EN1149-5 | EN61842-1;