RIDGID Tool Company is an American company that manufactures and distributes hand tools under the RIDGID brand. Founded in 1923 in Ohio, in 1966 became an affiliate of Emerson Electric. Today it's the world's largest producer of tools and machines for pipe installation and maintenance. Products are available in more than 140 countries worldwide, with more than 400 varieties of tools and machines in more than 5000 models and sizes.
RIDGID Tool Company is an American company that manufactures and distributes hand tools under the RIDGID brand. Founded in 1923 in Ohio, in 1966 became an affiliate of Emerson Electric. Today it's the world's largest producer of tools and machines for pipe installation and maintenance. Products are available in more than 140 countries worldwide, with more than 400 varieties of tools and machines in more than 5000 models and sizes.
- For aggressive grinding with maximum stock removal rate on hard materials which do not conduct heat well. - Consistently high performance due to self-sharpening ceramic oxide grain. - Active grinding additives in the coating substantially improve the stock removal rate, prevent clogging and result in cooler grinding. - Abrasive: Ceramic oxide grain CO-COOL.
- For round soldered pin contacts, Ford, for flat plug-in sockets (retention by locking device on terminal), Fiat, Mazda, Toyota; - For workshops and cable configuration; - Bicoloured handle with locking blade cover, to protect the fine blade and guard against injury. Easier to handle for fine and intricate work on miniature connectors. - Releases cable connectors quickly and easily without cutting them off - saves time and money; - Blades made of extremely tough and durable chrome vanadium and special spring steel; - For round snap-in receptacles, including dismantling sleeve.
-Inch tool. -Made of chrome vanadium steel. -Chrome-plated and polished finish. -Combined fixed and splined fixed and splined nozzles with the same gauge.
- The non-woven abrasive material is arranged in multiple (axial) disc layers. - Since the individual non-woven discs are not interconnected, the abrasive surface adapts easily to different workpiece contours, e.g. when working on profiles or pipes.
