MATERIAL REMOVAL
It’s not just about having the right tool; successful material removal is a combination of the right tool, the proper
add-on parts, the best practices and ensuring your most valuable asset – the person using the tool – is performing
safely and effectively. Let’s review your process and operations together to help you achieve optimal performance.
Roll over each for details:
SERVICE
Work with our
service team to help
implement a repair program based on your needs,
from on-site training to
quick repair turn around
and parts availability.
PROPER
ABRASIVE
Correct speed for the
bit, disk or wheel
FLOW
Upgrade your old,
heavy rubber hose to
the new, lightweight and
flexible hose.
Improved flow characteristics deliver high performance to your
tools.
TOOL
Consider some of
the new high power,
low weight and low
vibration tools for your applications to improve productivity while reducing overall tool costs.
ACCESSIBILITY
Many of the new
grinders are smaller and
more powerful, eliminating
accessibility issues of the
past. Consider tools that
have adjustable guards
to help reach into
tight areas.
AIR
EFFICIENCY
What is the CFM
requirement of the tool?
Be sure your FRL can
deliver that amount.
Consider the FRL, hose
and fittings for the
best air efficiency.
SAFETY
Spark resistant hose,
low noise, low vibration,
spark resistant matting,
proper wheel guards and
tools that are governed are
all things to be reviewed
to ensure your workers
are safe and
productive.
OPTIMAL
PERFORMANCE
