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STANLEY 1-79-216 Tool CaseDescription: The STANLEY 1-79-216 plastic tool case is made of high-quality, durable plastic. It features a removable inner tray, making it a convenient two-tier organizer that holds more tools. The case's metal latches ensure a secure closure, preventing the entry of water or dust. Additionally, the case is equipped with two separate compartments on the lid for consumables and bits, ensuring easy storage and access while working. Technical specifications:Dimensions: 394 x 22 x 162 mmLoad capacity: 16 kgMaximum capacity: 6.9 LWeight: 0.5 kg..

Forged steel, two-piece ergonomic handle. Hardened cutting edge. Mechanism that amplifies applied force.Brand: Stanley Material: steel Model: FMHT0-72415 Packaging/pcs: 3 pcs. Series: FatMax Weight: 1.07 kg..

Stanley FATMAX ANTIVIBE - Steel hammer, fully forged construction for durability and balance. Soft grip for comfort and control The Stanley FMHT1-51277 with anti-vibration grip features a patented large striking face for precise hammering, as well as a balanced head for enhanced control. Its proprietary fork-shaped handle is designed to reduce vibrations and hand fatigue during use. FatMax Antivibe All-Steel Curved NailsOne-piece forged construction for durability and balanceVibration-dampening forkSoft grip for comfort and controlFace diameter: 33mmGrip type: RubberShaft material: SteelWeight: 570g (20oz)..

STANLEY STHT0-51911 Electrician's Hammer, 200 g The STANLEY STHT0-51911 is a light electrician's hammer with a 200 g head. The article number and the weight are printed on the head itself - the manufacturer's official photograph shows STANLEY, 200 gr and STHT0-51911. Head shape The head has the classic fitter's (electrician's) form: a square striking face on one side and a long thin cross pein on the other. The thin pein reaches where an ordinary hammer head cannot - between cables, into a narrow chase, up to the edge of a back box or junction box. Handle The handle is two-component: a rigid core that runs right up to the head and carries the STANLEY logo, and a rubberised, lengthwise-ribbed overmould with a flared yellow end. The ribbing resists slipping in sweaty hands, and the flared end stops the hand sliding off on a harder swing. Why 200 g At 200 g this is a hammer for precise work, not for demolition. The small mass gives control over the blow - driving small pins, seating cable clips, nudging a component that must not be crushed. Bricklaying and formwork call for hammers of 400 g and up. Applications The typical use is electrical and fit-out work: fixing cable clips, driving plugs and small nails, lightly adjusting back boxes and covers, working inside distribution boards and in narrow chases where a bigger hammer will not fit. Source of the data STANLEY does not publish a product page with a specification table for this article. Identity and weight are confirmed by the manufacturer's own photograph, on which the number is printed on the head. The description is therefore limited to what is visible and what is printed - with no assumptions about length, material or standard. Technical specifications ArticleSTHT0-51911 TypeElectrician's (fitter's) hammer Head weight200 g Head shapeSquare striking face and long thin cross pein HandleTwo-component - rigid core with ribbed rubberised overmould Handle endFlared, anti-slip Marking on the headSTANLEY / 200 gr / STHT0-51911 ManufacturerSTANLEY Identity sourceManufacturer's official photo with the printed number Questions and Answers How heavy is the hammer? The head is 200 g - the weight is printed on the head itself alongside the article number. This is the light class, intended for precise work rather than demolition. How does an electrician's hammer differ from an ordinary one? The rear of the head is a long thin cross pein instead of a claw or a nail head. The thin pein reaches between cables, into a narrow chase and up to the edge of a back box, where a bulkier head simply will not go. What is such a hammer used for? Typically electrical and fit-out work: fixing cable clips, driving plugs and small nails, lightly adjusting back boxes and covers, working inside distribution boards. Does the handle slip? The handle is two-component, with a rubberised lengthwise-ribbed overmould and a flared end. The ribbing reduces slipping in sweaty hands and the flared end stops the hand sliding off. Is it suitable for masonry work? No. At 200 g the mass is far too small for breaking out or bricklaying. Those jobs call for hammers of 400 g and up - the shop stocks heavier STANLEY models too. How long is the handle? STANLEY publishes no specification page for this article, so we state no length. This description keeps strictly to what is printed on the tool and what is visible in the official photograph. How is it confirmed that this is STHT0-51911? The number is printed on the hammer head and is legible in the manufacturer's official photograph, alongside the STANLEY name and 200 gr. That is the strongest possible proof of identity. ..

STANLEY STHT0-62685 Voltage Tester Screwdriver, 125-250 V The STANLEY STHT0-62685 is a mains tester screwdriver for a working range of 125-250 V, with a 3.5 mm slotted tip and a 105 mm blade. It is used for a quick check of which of two conductors is live, before touching an installation. How it works The transparent handle contains a neon lamp and a current-limiting resistor. When the tip touches a live conductor and a finger closes the circuit through the contact at the end of the handle, a minute current flows through the body and the lamp lights. A neutral conductor or an earthed part gives no glow - that is the whole of the information a tester screwdriver provides. Working range and conditions The range on the manufacturer's label is 125-250 V, frequency 50-500 Hz, operating temperature -10 °C to +50 °C. The label carries the CE, VDE and GS marks. The tip The tip is a 3.5 mm slot - the size that matches the screws on plugs, switches, sockets and terminal blocks. The blade is 105 mm, long enough to reach terminals deep inside a junction box or a consumer unit. The blade is sleeved, leaving only the tip itself exposed. Limits of use A tester screwdriver is an indicator, not a measuring instrument. It shows no voltage value and it does not prove the absence of voltage - with a poor contact, while wearing gloves or when standing on an insulated ladder, the lamp may fail to light even though the conductor is live. To prove a circuit dead, use a two-pole tester or a multimeter. Other numbers for the same article The manufacturer's label also carries the alternative numbers 0-66-119, 64-985 and BDHT0-64177. They are useful when searching for the article in older Stanley Black & Decker catalogues. Technical specifications ArticleSTHT0-62685 TypeVoltage tester screwdriver Working range125-250 V Frequency50-500 Hz Operating temperature-10 °C to +50 °C Tip3.5 mm slotted Blade length105 mm IndicatorNeon lamp in a transparent handle Marks on the labelCE, VDE, GS Alternative article numbers0-66-119, 64-985, BDHT0-64177 Manufacturer packagingBlister Questions and Answers What voltage is the tester for? The working range on the manufacturer's label is 125-250 V at 50-500 Hz. Outside that range the indication is not reliable - at lower voltages the lamp simply does not light. Does it prove a circuit is dead? No. A tester screwdriver is an indicator, not a measuring instrument. With a poor contact, while wearing gloves or standing on an insulated ladder, the lamp may fail to light although the conductor is live. To prove a circuit dead, use a two-pole tester or a multimeter. How is it held so that it lights? A finger must rest on the metal contact at the end of the handle. That closes the circuit through the user's body and a minute current flows through the neon lamp. Without that contact the lamp does not light even on a live conductor. What size is the tip? The tip is a 3.5 mm slot and the blade is 105 mm. The size matches the screws on plugs, switches, sockets and terminal blocks, and the length reaches terminals deep inside a consumer unit. Can it be used to drive screws? The tip is screwdriver-shaped and will turn a terminal screw, but the tool is first of all an indicator. The blade is thin and not intended for the torque applied with an ordinary screwdriver. What marks does it carry? The manufacturer's label shows CE, VDE and GS. It also states the operating temperature of -10 °C to +50 °C and the frequency range of 50-500 Hz. Why are there several numbers on the label? Besides STHT0-62685 the label carries 0-66-119, 64-985 and BDHT0-64177. These are the alternative numbers under which the same article appeared in older Stanley Black & Decker catalogues. ..

STANLEY STHT1-05937 45° Drywall Chamfering Tool, 230 mm The STANLEY STHT1-05937 is a specialist plane for cutting a 45° chamfer along the edge of a plasterboard panel. The manufacturer describes it as a 230 mm Chamfering Tool - an edge planer that lets two boards meet tightly and the joint be filled cleanly. Why the chamfer matters When two plasterboards butt together, the cut edge is square and leaves no room for filler. A 45° chamfer forms a V-groove between the panels that takes jointing compound and tape. The result is a joint that does not crack and does not show through the paint. Smooth guide along the board The tool has a stamped base that sits flat on the board and slides along its edge. Close contact reduces chatter and tearing, so the chamfer comes out at a constant depth over the whole length - which is what determines whether the joint finishes flat. Standard blade, quick change The tool takes standard utility blades, which is its practical advantage - the blade is available anywhere and is replaced when dull, rather than hunting for a proprietary consumable. A built-in blade adjuster allows the projection to be set quickly without dismantling. Body The body is die-cast zinc according to the manufacturer, which gives solid and accurate guidance of the blade. Overall dimensions are 230 x 80 x 80 mm at a weight of 1.0 kg. Applications Used in drywall work - partitions, suspended ceilings, linings and recesses - wherever two boards meet end to end and the joint has to disappear after filling and painting. Technical specifications ArticleSTHT1-05937 TypeDrywall edge chamfering plane Manufacturer designation230 mm Chamfering Tool Cutting angle45° BladeStandard utility blade Blade adjustmentBuilt-in quick adjuster BaseStamped, reduces chatter Body materialDie-cast zinc Dimensions (L x W x H)230 x 80 x 80 mm Weight1.0 kg Number of pieces1 EAN3253561059377 Questions and Answers What is the 45° chamfer for? When two plasterboards butt together, the square cut edge leaves no room for filler. The chamfer forms a V-groove that takes jointing compound and tape, so the joint does not crack. What blade does it take? The tool uses standard utility blades. That is its practical advantage - the blade is available anywhere and is replaced when dull, without hunting for a proprietary consumable. Is the depth adjustable? There is a built-in quick blade adjuster. It sets the blade projection and with it the depth of the chamfer, without dismantling the tool. What is the body made of? STANLEY describes the body as die-cast zinc. A solid metal body guides the blade accurately and reduces rocking as it slides along the edge. How long is the tool? The manufacturer designates it a 230 mm Chamfering Tool, with overall dimensions of 230 x 80 x 80 mm and a weight of 1.0 kg. Can it be used on materials other than plasterboard? The manufacturer describes the tool for clean transitions between two plasterboard panels. STANLEY states no application for other materials, so we make no such claim either. Why does the cut come out ragged? The usual causes are a dull blade and a base that is not sitting flat. The stamped base exists precisely to reduce chatter; if it does not bed down on the board, the chamfer comes out at varying depth. ..

Gedore Stanley STMT0-74864Description:The Stanley STMT0-74864 tool set is designed for anyone looking for reliability and practicality in one package. It includes everything you need for daily repairs and installation work-a tape measure, a ratchet with sockets, a utility knife, and other essential accessories, all neatly organized in a sturdy and convenient storage case. All tools are made of carbon steel with an anti-corrosion coating, ensuring durability, a long service life, and protection against wear and tear. This set is the perfect solution for DIYers and professionals who value quality, organization, and the ability to get to work at a moment's notice.Technical Specifications:Material: carbon steelQuantity in set: 51 pcsWeight: 1.62 kgThe set includes:1 x 18 mm craft knife1 x 5 m tape measure1 x Phillips screwdriver1 x standard screwdriver1 x 1/4" ratchet with 8 sockets1 x screwdriver with 20 bits16 x hex keys1 x screwdriver with 5 bitsCase..

Gedore Stanley STMT82672-0Description: Stanley STMT82672-0 socket set, containing 37 pieces , organized in a convenient and sturdy case for easy storage and transport. The set includes a ratchet, various sockets, bits, a holder, and an extension , providing everything needed for work on cars, machinery, and home repairs. Each piece is made of high-quality steel , ensuring durability, precision, and a long service life . The set is suitable for both professional and DIY use , providing reliability and convenience for every task. Technical specifications:Drive: 1/4"Material: steelNumber of pieces in the set: 37The set includes:1/4" ratchetSockets: 4, 4.5, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, and 14 mmBits: PZ1, PZ2, PZ3, PH1, PH2, and PH3; hex 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7; Torx 10, 15, 20, 25, 27, 30, and 40; Slot 4, 5, 6, and 71/4" bit holder3" extension..

For cutting cold-rolled steel sheet up to 1.2 mm thick or stainless steel up to 0.7 mm thick. Cutting blades made of forged chromium-molybdenum steel for strength, durability, and longevity. Serrated cutting blades ensure a secure grip and prevent the material from slipping during operation. Locking mechanism for easy one-handed operation. Non-adjustable screws prevent the blades from loosening. Color-coded, slip-resistant two-component handles for comfort and control. Meets or exceeds ANSI standards. Lifetime warranty.Length, mm: 300.00 mm Cutting capacity: 1.2 mm Brand: Stanley Model: 2-14-566 Material: chrome-molybdenum steel Application: for sheet metal Series: Stanley Weight: 0.46 kg..

Stanley STST1-80117 Belt Hammer ClipDescription: The Stanley STST1-80117 belt hammer clip is a high-quality tool for attaching a hammer to your belt, ensuring it is always within reach while you work. The hammer clip is made of corrosion-resistant material and buffalo leather, ensuring a long service life. Technical Specifications:Dimensions: 120 x 70 x 165 mmWeight: 0.136 kg..

STANLEY 1-97-515 Tool CartDescription: The STANLEY 1-97-515 wheeled tool bag is made of high-quality 600 Denier polyester, which ensures high durability and strength. It features 2 rear wheels and a telescoping handle, making it easy and convenient to transport your tools. The interior of the case features removable dividers, allowing you to organize your tools in the most convenient way. The numerous exterior pockets keep your most frequently used tools within easy reach, eliminating the need to search for them. Technical Specifications:Material: 600 DenierDimensions: 46 x 33 x 45 cm..

Stanley STST1-80114 Tool Belt PouchDescription: The Stanley STST1-80114 tool belt is made of high-quality buffalo leather with double-stitched seams and rivets, ensuring exceptional strength and durability. This high-quality construction makes it ideal for heavy-duty use and long-term use in various working conditions. The bag features multiple pockets that offer convenience and easy access to all necessary tools while working. Technical Specifications:Material: high-quality buffalo leatherIntegrated steel chain for a hammerDimensions: 280 x 90 x 250 mmWeight: 0.481 kg..

Stanley STST1-80116 Tool Belt PouchDescription: The Stanley STST1-80116 tool belt is made of high-quality cowhide leather, ensuring a comfortable feel and high durability. It offers easy storage for both small items and larger hand tools, keeping them always within reach while working. Technical Specifications:Material: cowhideColor: brown/yellowWeight: 0.518 kg..

Stanley STST1-80118 Screwdriver HolsterDescription: The Stanley STST1-80118 tool holster measures 160 x 60 x 320 mm and is made of high-quality suede leather with a leather strap. It features three small pockets that are ideal for storing drill bits and other small tools. Thanks to the special treatment of the suede leather, the holster offers a soft and comfortable feel when worn. This combination of practicality and comfort makes the holster the perfect choice for professionals and hobbyists alike. Technical Specifications:Dimensions: 160 x 60 x 320 mmMaterial: suede leatherWeight: 0.308 kg..

DeWALT DWHT0-34093 Tape MeasureDescription: The DeWALT DWHT0-34093 steel tape measure has a range of up to 30 meters, is equipped with a button for easy blade release, and features a 5 :1 gear ratio, ensuring fast tape retraction for greater efficiency during use. Constructed with a stainless steel crank arm, this long tape is extremely durable, suitable for use in highly demanding work sites. Equipped with a spring-loaded carabiner clip, the tape measure is easily portable and convenient to attach to equipment. The window in the case allows for easy removal of dust particles to maintain measurement accuracy. The rubber sleeve not only ensures optimal ergonomics during use but also provides additional resistance to impact and wear. Technical specifications:Length: 30 m;Accuracy class: IIBlade width: 13 mm;Tape length: 180 mmTape height: 50 mmWeight: 0.525 kg..