With over 60 years of history, LORCH is a German brand that develops and manufactures high quality welding systems, being a global leader in this industry. With its wide experience and maturity, LORCH provides intelligent solutions for the welding industry - electrodes, TIG or MIG-MAG.
With over 60 years of history, LORCH is a German brand that develops and manufactures high quality welding systems, being a global leader in this industry. With its wide experience and maturity, LORCH provides intelligent solutions for the welding industry - electrodes, TIG or MIG-MAG.
- 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.
'- Two-tone trousers with holster pockets and knee pockets. - These holster pocket trousers help you to quickly store all your tools within reach. Thanks to the Cordura® reinforcements at holster and knee pockets, the DASSY® Seattle is the hard-wearing and durable choice for the modern professional. Do you prefer multi pocket work trousers in one colour? Choose the DASSY®Oxford! - PESCO 64 +/- 300 g/m²
- Blade width: 50mm. - Compatible blades: 12‑376, 12‑378, 12‑379. - Adjustable depth of cut: Blade can be set for standard or bull nose use in corners. - Depth adjustment: Convenient wheel mechanism. - Lightweight die-cast body with machined base: For precision. - Rapid blade changing: With safe spare blade storage in handle. - Supplied with: 2 × RB 108 blades.
-Pattex Stick transparent durable with safety and speed. -It is suitable for doing DIY work and repairs on large and small surfaces. -It is particularly suitable for making joints in visible wood scraps and for joining transparent materials. -Resistant to temperatures from -40°C to + 70°C; Water-resistant and basic acid and dilute solutions.
