Hammer fixings are for fast fixing with minimal screwdriver work. Quicker to use than standard plugs. For fixing stud battens to walls before cladding. Although hammered in, they can be un-screwed.Size. 5 x 50mm. Card of 10.Fixture Thickness 25mm.
Faithfull Aluminium oxide abrasive on a flexible paper backing with the added convenience of the hook & loop quick change system. Pre-punched for use on random orbital sanders with integral dust extraction systems. Suitable for use on wood, metal, plastics and filler. Hole configuration: DID2. Pack of 25. Diameter: 150mm.Grit: 120.
Multi-purpose combination square for use in both wood and metalworking applications. Each square features a high quality cast and machined sliding stock, fitted with a stainless steel rule engraved with both imperial and metric graduations, a spirit level and marking scribe.The Faithfull combination square has at least 10 different uses including:-Measuring rule with metric and imperial scale, 90° inside square, 90° outside square, 135° inside square, 45° inside square, horizontal level, vertical level, T-square slide, marking gauge and depth gauge.Ruler Length : 400 mm / 16 inch.
The Dymo XTL Permanent Flat Surface Labels provide a professional, polished finish that is ideal for panels, blocks, faceplates, shelves, bins, beams and more. The labels are equipped with industrial-strength adhesive and the print will not smear or fade. They are jobsite tested and UL recognised. Suitable for use with XTL series industrial label printers.These Dymo Permanent Flat Surface Labels have the following specification: Colour: Black on White.Width: 12mm.Type: Continuous Tape, 9.1m Long.
The Faithfull Tubular steel foresters bowsaws give equally good cutting performance on dry timbers as well as green wood and are suitable for gardeners, builders, farmers and DIY etc.Sharp taper enables ease of access amongst branches and undergrowth.The lever tensioner allows easy blade replacement. Supplied with protective plastic blade sleeve. Blade length: 530mm (21 in).
