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.
- For use in electric keys or screwdrivers, they are used in association with a Support; - This combination is more economical, as it requires replacement only from a small end to end of life (no need to replace the holder); - It is also more versatile because it facilitates the exchange of the tips according to the need of the application.
-Designed to mark the surfaces of parts, fittings and other objects made of lead, aluminium, duralumin, copper, brass and iron, applying Arabic numerals from 0 to 9 with a shock method.
- The staple foot keeps the staple at the correct angle to increase pressure on the nose; - The soft grip handle increases comfort of use; - High/low power switch to switch between settings for optimum pulling force; - Raised palm keeps the hand in the correct position for better ergonomics and control; - Indexed finger hook increases stability and control; - Compatible with stanley bindas stanley CT100 and CT300 series.
