These Faithfull Utility Paint Brushes are made from a mix of natural and synthetic bristles and are suitable for use with all types of paint. The brushes feature a rust-resistant ferrule and a contoured handle for greater user comfort.Set of 5 one each of 19, 25, 38, 50, 60mm (3/4in, 1in, 1.1/2in, 2in, 2.1/2in)
Useful for laying out and scribing circles beyond the capacity of ordinary dividers. Clamping device firmly holds points, which can be replaced with a pencil. The heads will accommodate a beam up to 9.5mm (3/8in) thick and 19mm (3/4in) wide. Beam is not supplied. 2 Trammel heads, 2 small points 150mm (6in).
These Faithfull Quick Repair Links are ideal for use where temporary but secure fastenings are required. The connection is made by the hexagon locking collar.The links are resistant to corrosion, thanks to their finish.These Faithfull Quick Repair Links have the following specification: Finish: Stainless steel.Diameter: ;3.5mm.Inside Link: 28 x 10mm.Pack of ;4.
These Forgefix Twist Nails are a unique twisted shank nail for attaching metalwork joists, hangers, straps etc. The twisted shank assists in absorbing movement that may occur in construction. They have a sheradised finish for corrosion resistance. This finish is a thermal diffusion process, in which Zinc powder is vaporised and diffuses to the surface of the Twist Nail to form a sacrificial corrosion protective Zinc/Iron alloy coating, thus dramatically increasing the nails' durability. APPLICATION:The Twist Nail is the most popular construction nail used in fixing of joist hangers, restraining straps and Galvanised banding.Twist Nails Sheradised 30mm Bag Weight 2.5kg
These Facom 12-point OGV sockets have a 1/2 inch drive to fit 1/2 inch ratchets. They are high quality and ideal for tightening and loosening bolts, nuts and other fasteners.The sockets are available in a range of metric sizes.Performance: conform to ISO 2725-1, DIN 3124 and NF ISO 2725-1.The FCMS15 socket has the following specifications:Socket size: 15.0mm.Length: 36mm.Weight: 60g.
