October 2, 201312 yr comment_8538 Clamping Technology I Cutting Technology I Precision Steel 2013 Vol 4 What you will find in this issue... *Correction see new flyers links Click below... BESSEY® Steel Double Force All Steel Clamps D15A Compact Aviation Snip Do you use BESSEY® clamps? See our latest: Fourth Quarter Promotion See us at FABTECH November 18-21, 2013 See our online catalogue Double Force All Steel Clamps BESSEY® does it again with multi-purpose clamps! BESSEY has introduced a modular concept for the widest range of clamping applications. Add extra sliding arms or choose different sliding arms. Available in a choice of lengths or strengths to make a clamp that suits every need. BESSEY offers two different rail stock offerings as well as a choice of rail lengths and accessories. Both rail stock configurations come standard with drop forged sliding arms, hardened ACME thread spindles and the BESSEY Morpad heavy-duty pad. The SLV Series has a 28 x 11 mm profile for clamping forces up to 1,450 lbs. while the GSV Series features a 30 x 15 mm rail configuration nominally rated at 2000 lbs. of clamping force. Key Features: • Easy to balance the workpiece  with central positioning on  the clamp • Long service life thanks to the  heavy duty pressure pad • Can be converted without tools  for spreading tasks • Clamp can be fed through an  opening in the workpiece/  component Learn more. D15A Compact Aviation Snip 75% of the size. 100% of the power! The D15 snip family by BESSEY® offers aviation snip applications with compounded leverage but, in a more unique and compact shape. The D15 snip comes in left (D15AL-BE), right (D15A-BE) and straight versions (D15S-BE) and, is 25% smaller than a standard-sized aviation snip. The smaller size does not blunt performance as the snip delivers 100% of the cutting capabilities compared to other aviation snips. The drop forged cutting heads have a European engineered shape which uses distinctive angles for the left and right versions to create a flow-through cutting head design. This allows sheet metal, once cut, to move along the cutting head and beneath the hand. As a result, the D15 snip permits longer continuous cuts and, provides greater productivity with fewer injuries. The straight version bears a closer resemblance to North American styles and, for those that prefer this, they can still get it in the more compact straight version. Competitive Difference: • Cuts smaller radii because of  the more compact cutting head. • Permits cutting in confined  spaces because of a shorter  overall length. • Enhanced comfort with an  ergonomic two-part handle  construction. • Full-size cutting performance  in a compact shape. Do you use BESSEY® clamps? If you use BESSEY® clamps, show us some pictures of your workshop or favorite project built with BESSEY tools and we just might share your pictures in our next newsletter. Don't forget we love to pass on your tips, tricks and projects so click on the link below to email us your great ideas. Email-us! See our latest: Fourth Quarter Promotion NEW! BESSEY® products. Great prices on your favorite BESSEY® products! Effective October 1st - December 31st 2013. *See updated flyer links. Flyer-English, Canada Flyer-English, USA Flyer-French, Canada Starts October 1st - December 31st 2013 See us at FABTECH November 18-21, 2013 Come see BESSEY Tools at booth N2223 during FABTECH 2013 in Chicago! Our newly designed booth features great interactive demos and NEW products including 5 New Auto-Adjust Toggle clamps! Lots of amazing BESSEY prizes to be won! Pre-register for the show and follow the link on Facebook to let us know what you did to get preferred status during the show! Keep an eye on Facebook and Twitter daily for more info on how you can win prizes while you are at FABTECH! We look forward to seeing you in Chicago! Don't miss out! Forward to a Friend Follow on Twitter Friend on Facebook Unsubscribe Update Subscription Preferences   Report
October 3, 201312 yr Author comment_8539 Back to the top, (Revised) John MorrisThe Patriot Woodworker Report
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