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News Release from: Stanley Tools | Subject: FatMax trigger clamps
Edited by the Buildingtalk Editorial
Team on 20 April 2007
Some serious clamping force from Stanley
Stanley's new range of FatMax trigger clamps have been designed to really stand out from the competition.
Don't let looks fool you - all trigger clamps are not created equal and Stanley's new range of FatMax trigger clamps have been designed to really stand out from the competition A trigger clamp is essentially used as a third hand on site and therefore both clamping force and speed are key
This article was originally published on Buildingtalk on 20 Sep 2006 at 8.00am (UK)
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Stanley Tools is embarking on its biggest launch programme for many years which will include a new range of hand tools which have been specifically designed for the pro user.
Stanley has the answer with a new range of trigger clamps that travel two and half times faster than leading competitors and offers 50% more clamping force than equivalent competitor clamps.
The trigger clamp quickly converts from a clamp to a spreader without the use of tools, which is an industry first.
The reinforced nylon and steel construction of the clamp provides increased strength and durability and a smaller, removable jaw means it can be positioned anywhere along the bar for a variety of different applications.
Dual pivot trigger provides both fast closing and a high clamping force of up to 90KG.
Removable jaw pads also protect surfaces from marring and damage.
According to Stanley, initial end user feedback on the new range shows a staggering 95% agreed that it is better value for money, whilst 90% felt it offered improved clamping force and 85% felt it was quicker to use.
The range is available in 6andPrime;, 12andPrime;, 18andPrime;, 24andPrime;, 30andPrime;, and 36andPrime; configurations.
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