EUROBOOR has been a manufacturer of portable industrial equipment since 1977. Its product range ranges from drilling tools, threading tools, chamfering machines, milling tools, rotary drill sawing tools and drilling sets.
EUROBOOR has been a manufacturer of portable industrial equipment since 1977. Its product range ranges from drilling tools, threading tools, chamfering machines, milling tools, rotary drill sawing tools and drilling sets.
-Made of T/C canvas, 65% polyester, 35% cotton, 270 g/m2. -Reinforcement inserts and pockets for knee pads in Oxford type polyester / polyurethane, 220 g/m2. -Close with metal zip, three-button closure on the sides. -Adjustable braces with rubber inserts, with plastic buckles for quick release.
Single open end wrench. The open end is thicker for very high tightening torques. Examples: public work, rail worksite, naval construction, agriculture, oil platforms, metallic construction.
- Different types of materials can be joined, with different types of manufacturing. - Wide range of thicknesses to be riveted. - Fast, economic and high quality assembly.
- Laser Cut Expansion Slots Reduce Vibration & Noise - Extra Large Sub Micro Grain Carbide Teeth remain Sharper for much longer - Corrosion Resistant Carbide extends Cutting Life in Extreme Materials
- Three-dimensional mesh (sandwich), which provides better heat fluidity inside the shoe. - Seams symmetrically positioned to guarantee a fixed and resistant structure.
- The 15 degree torsion zone allows the screw driver bit to flex rather than breaking - The Full Fit head prevents the rounding of the screw head and prevents ‘cam out‘ (bit head slipping out of screw head due to the turning force) - The Magnetic Screwlock enables tasks to be completed quicker and easier, reducing instances of dropped or lost screws
Suitable for very fine grinding on small to large surfaces and contours, and for manually cleaning metal and painted surfaces - Achieve matt and satin-finished surfaces. - Highly open structure. - Abrasive: Aluminium oxide A.
