With a blade that has been manufactured from high carbon tempered and hardened steel with a ground and polished finish, this "London Pattern" pointing trowel is the ideal tool for bricklaying and smoothing mortar. Tapered to remain rigid to the tip, the product also boasts a polished and varnished high angle wooden handle and a chromed ferrule to hold the forged steel tang in place, preventing the blade from twisting.

Features and Benefits
• High angle handle allows for greater balance, control and knuckle clearance
• Chromed ferrule effectively holds the forged steel tang in place to prevent the blade from twisting
• Tapered design ensures that the product remains rigid all the way to the tip for accuracy
• Blade manufactured from high carbon steel that has been tempered and hardened for optimum durability

Typical Applications
• DIY
• Construction

These straight jaw wrenches are suited for general-purpose gripping. With rolled chrome vanadium steel bodies, drop forged hardened steel jaws with corrosion-resistant bright nickel coating. The jaw opening and clamping pressure can be adjusted with the knurled head screw, fitted with wire spring to ensure efficient opening of the jaws.

Features and Benefits
• Locking mechanism holds the wrench in place once adjusted to leave both hands free
• Can easily adjust clamping pressure and jaw opening via the knurled screw
• Available in a variety of sizes to suit your needs
• Nickel coating protects against corrosion

Typical Applications
• Engineering
• Plumbing

Traditionally used by joiners and fitters, cross pein or Warrington hammers can be used for setting pins and nails prior to 'driving home' with the flat faced pein. With a close grained hardwood or hickory shaft shaped to comfortably fit in the hand, this range of Warrington hammers feature a forged steel head with ground and polished striking face.

Features and Benefits
• Hardwood and hickory shafts are ergonomically shaped for user comfort and control
• Forged steel head is highly resilient and stands up to extensive use
• Ground and polished striking face helps deliver solid and accurate blows
• Available in a range of sizes to suit your specific needs

Typical Applications
• Construction
• DIY
• Joinery
• Fitting
• Woodworking

Combination Spanners
Spark-resistant tools are used to eliminate the chances of accidental fires or explosions in potentially combustible or explosive environments. They resist the sparks that a standard tool could potentially create when striking hard surfaces. The use of spark resistant tools is essential in many industrial applications such as petroleum and chemical manufacturing, spray booth operations, the marine industry, the mining industry, the paper industries, or any location where flammable vapours or combustible residues are present. Aluminium-bronze spark resistant safety tools are manufactured to 25HRC and offer a breaking strain of 75 - 85kgf/mm2.
Spark-resistant tools must be maintained with special care. Frequent cleaning/re-dressing to remove ferrous particles or contaminants, which may impair the spark-resistant properties, is essential.