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.
- STANLEY Original 1991 utility blade: Everyday, general-purpose use. - Suitable for light sheet materials, paper, and cardboard. - Hardened and tempered: Sharp, durable, and long-lasting. - Universal fit: Compatible with all standard STANLEY utility knives and most other knives. - Pack of 5 × 1991 utility blades .
- Up to 1,396Nm of torque for high-performance screwdriving; - Up to 1,898Nm of torque effort to ensure the elimination of tight screws; - 4-mode selection control for better control over fastening applications, reducing the risk of damage to materials, accessories and components.
- POLIFAN flap disc with particularly cool grinding on materials with poor thermal conduction such as stainless steel (INOX) and aluminium. - Materials that can be worked: stainless steel (INOX), aluminium, other nonferrous metals. - Applications: surface grinding, weld dressing, chamfering, deburring. - Abrasive: Aluminium oxide A with active grinding, cooling coating (COOL).
- For universal grinding work on components made from aluminium, copper, bronze, titanium and fibre-reinforced plastics. - Particularly recommended for use on titanium alloys. - Ideally suited to use in the aeronautical industry, especially where SiC is the only approved abrasive, e.g. for use on engine components. - Abrasive: Silicon carbide SiC.
