September 2009

5-AXES WATERJET
WARDJet, Tallmadge, Ohio, releases the newest version of the Psy-Winder 5-axis abrasive waterjet cutting head. Improvements include height- and crash-sensor option; fixed mechanical tool tip (no kinematic model); greater range of travel (capacity of 12” to 24” vertical travel on Z axis); and cutting angle from 0° vertical to 90° horizontal. Up to nine of the units can be installed on one cross beam with a single X-Classic controller from the company.

INSTALLATION, MAINTENANCE, RENEWAL

LASER LAYOUT
Bosch Measuring Tools, Mount Prospect, Ill., introduce the GTL3 hybrid line laser projecting 45° layout lines for installing wall and floor coverings, with a maximum range of 65’ and accuracy within 1/16” at 20’. The unit also features laser-line convergence in front of the base, raising the laser lines from the work surface to project without interference; it also includes a steel positioning plate for securing to work surfaces.

ACCESSORIES

ALL-TERRAIN INSTALLATION CART
Omni Cubed Inc., Placerville, Calif., offers the Pro-Cart AT1 to provide a solution to challenges associated with large and cumbersome countertop installation carts. The cart works great for climbing stairs and traveling across rough terrain, and easily maneuvers through tight spaces. The optional folding kit reduces cart width to only 9” for easy storage. The unit is available through Braxton-Bragg.

FAUCETS
Domain Industries, Austin, Texas, introduces the Prism™ faucets line. Available in chrome, brushed nickel or oil-rubbed bronze finishes, the faucets come with a lifetime warranty and are UPC certified/ADA approved.

SIX-WHEEL CARTS
Groves Inc., Woodstock, Ill., introduces its line of Six-Wheeled Fabrication Carts. The design, with two fixed wheels and four swivels offers incredibly tight turning radiuses for maneuvering around a shop. Available in 48” and 82” lengths, the units feature galvanized steel, heavy-duty casters and wheels, industrial rubber padding and welded construction.

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