This week we look at an updated Cary-Lift from Pettibone and a new welding helmet from Tweco. Click to begin the slide show.
Product Snapshot: Front-End Loader and Welding Helmet
The Tweco Auto-Darkening Welding Helmet features four sensors and is able to darken in 33 microseconds. The helmet is solar-powered, with no need to change out batteries. The helmet has a viewing area of 3.86 in. by 1.69 in. and weighs one pound. The helmet can be used in both weld and grind mode and will darken when the user is TIG welding at 5 amps.
Victor Technologies
The qSCALE I2 is a load sensor designed for mobile cranes. The crane sensor can be used for management of crane loads, calibration and diagnostics. The system can be integrated onto older-model mobile cranes and features a visual interface and easy-to-use configuration tool.
Hirschmann Automation and Control; www.belden.com
The Pettibone Cary-Lift 154 has a maximum load capacity of 15,000 lb and a maximum lift height of 14 ft. Powered by a 160-hp Cummins Tier 3 engine, the 154 features four-wheel, two-wheel and crab-steering modes, with a turning radius of only 16 ft, 7 in. The lift arms are now set wider apart, allowing for greater stability during travel at full load.
Pettibone; www.gopettibone.com
The 7-in. Wet Tile Saw 3550 features the HydroLok system, which reduces water spray and helps control dust. Extra guards around the blade keep water spray contained, allowing for wet-tile cutting indoors and in other areas vulnerable to water damage. The 7-in. continuous diamond saw can make straight or mitre cuts. The saw's aluminum table top and sliding side extension can support tiles up to 18 in. by 18 in.
SKIL Tools; www.skiltoolsnews.com
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