Abus 84/40 40mm R Key Blank

Stahlwille Series 40 Hex sockets with 1/4in square drive in metric sizes are made from HPQ® high performance steel, and are chrome plated. HPQ® sockets are manufactured from selected tough steel alloys for an extremeley high load capacity with exceptionally thin rings and walls. They are free of cadmium and are therefore suitable for use on titanium alloy parts and titanium fasteners, such as those used in the aerospace industry, where safety is a crucial factor. The Sockets are equipped with AS drives to permit high transmission of forces to the lands of the nuts and bolts without damaging them. Manufactured to DIN 3124/ISO 2725-1, ASME B 107.5M, E DIN EN 3709 (test loads). MADE IN GERMANY.Stahlwille Hexagon Socket 1/4 in Drive. Size: 3.5mm.Length: 23mm.

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Part of a slight excursion into materials that I have not typically offered before, this is a shirt in seersucker. Seersucker is noted for its cooling properties as the puckered nature of the material tends to hold it away from the skin allowing circulation of air. For this reason seersucker has been an important material for the clothing and uniforms of manual workers in the past, especially in the US. However it is also easy to maintain, needing no ironing (yay!) and has a kind of elegance and allure all its own. Why didn't I think of this before? My first seersucker has three motifs featuring exotic birds, accompanied by flowers and tropical leaves. There's a lovebird, a parrot and a toucan, sitting quite contentedly with their floral embellishments generously spaced to give a delightful decorative effect. This shirt has a cutaway collar and single button cuff and is lined at the collar, cuff and plaquet with a no less intriguing 'entomologist's collection' print of various simply drawn and coloured bugs and butterflies.