SOMTA Tools produces and trades standard and custom tools for the industrial and do it yourself markets. It presents a varied range of products manufactured in different sizes and materials (HSS and solid carbide). Its drills, cutters, reamers and threading tools also have coatings that help to prolong the equipment's durability.
SOMTA Tools produces and trades standard and custom tools for the industrial and do it yourself markets. It presents a varied range of products manufactured in different sizes and materials (HSS and solid carbide). Its drills, cutters, reamers and threading tools also have coatings that help to prolong the equipment's durability.
The cylindrical shape ZYA is mainly used peripherally; -The variant with end hole (ST-BO) is particularly suitable for face-down use; -Felt points with metal inserts (MS) are used for increased stock removal when pre-polishing with diamond polishing pastes.
- The characteristic feature of this collection is the lightness guaranteed by both the T-LITE toecap and the double density sole. - With this shoe, the worker will no longer have to think about wearing heavy and uncomfortable work shoes.
Acid silicone sealant, with CE marking, of high performance that offers excellent adhesion, remains permanently flexible and produces a total tightness in the joints. Resists water, sudden changes in temperature and vibrations. Fast dry.
- The innovative Extreme Masonry bit offers excellent quality for all types of masonry work. - Lasts up to 2x longer and delivers up to 50% more holes per charge than a standard masonry bit providing cleaner, more accurate holes for improved fixing. - Unique Carbide Grade- optimum grade maximises durability. - Innovative Tip Design-unique design provides an efficient drilling action & reduced walking for greater accuracy.
-Pattex Barbecue and Chimney Silicone is a heat resistant silicone that can adhere to materials that are permanently exposed to high temperatures and extreme temperature variations, e.g. chimneys, vitro-ceramics, oven racks.
