ANI is known worldwide for the production and sale of accessories for compressed air as well as paint spray guns. ANI is a world leader in the compressed air market where it has been present for 50 years. It has a product range for car body shops, car repair, wood industry, building, tool-making such as lubricators, filters and pressure regulators, among other tools and hardware.
ANI is known worldwide for the production and sale of accessories for compressed air as well as paint spray guns. ANI is a world leader in the compressed air market where it has been present for 50 years. It has a product range for car body shops, car repair, wood industry, building, tool-making such as lubricators, filters and pressure regulators, among other tools and hardware.
'- High visibility UV T-shirt - This super light and breathable hivis T-Shirt is perfect when working outside in sunny weather. The shirt offers UV sun protection and thanks to an antibacterial treatment, it also neutralises disagreeable odours. The quick drying polyester fibres effectively wick moisture away from the body to keep you perfectly cool and dry at all times. For additional ventilation, underarm mesh panels were incorporated into the design. And since the reflective tape is segmented, this T-shirt is extra flexible, following every body move. - PES 06 - HIVIS FABRIC, +/- 150g/m²
- Steps firmly embedded into the side sections. - Stabilising base with non-slip rubber feet. - Inclination degree in use - 65º to 75º. - Safety locking system and quick coupling. - Safety straps to prevent excessive opening. - Aluminium sliding system placed on the sides. - Safety sleeve and extension limiter. - Built in aluminium tube 80 mm x 25 mm.
- Threaded rod socket; - Fastest tool available to tighten or loosen threaded rods; - Automatic locking cams; - Will not damage the threads when used properly.
- Teeth in 10% Co (M51); - High cutting performance; - Width from 27 to 80mm; - Thickness from 0,9 to 1,6mm; - Uniform welding; - Resistance to breakage; - Long tool life.
