Product catalogue
Equipment for rebar processing, concrete and surface preparation, compaction, compact power and industrial floor cleaning.
The earth auger combines a handheld gasoline powerhead with a downward auger bit. The source shows the powerhead separately and with a loose bit and tool kit; choose the actual hole diameter and bit length for the job.
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JH-65 mains-powered demolition breaker with listed 1520 W, 45 J and 30 mm hex holder. Check the voltage, chisel set and confirmed impact rate before ordering.
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The JK36 source photographs show a tall red extractor with a wheeled frame, collection assembly and upper controls. It can be considered as a separate collection unit when the hose, filtration and electrical configuration suit the equipment being connected.
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The BF580 collects dirt through a hose and floor nozzle into a wheeled tank. It is offered for wet and dry cleaning in commercial spaces and garages. The source shows several head colours and a workshop view; confirm the version supplied rather than choosing by colour alone.
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The 51WS compresses a fitting around a hose with a selected die set. The source shows the circular head, controls and die storage. Ordering it requires the hose construction and ferrule dimensions, not just the nominal hose diameter.
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The WG-76 source photograph and its cabinet marking identify the same model. Its rotary tooling bends a tube around a selected former. The material, wall thickness and required radius should be specified together before a die set is selected.
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The WG-26 main photograph shows the labelled cabinet and rotary bending head. It is intended for forming pipe and tube parts with tooling matched to the workpiece, rather than selecting a bend only by the machine name.
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This source presents a rotary pipe bender, but its identifiers do not agree. The existing record calls it WG-26 while the main photograph is marked WG-76. A buyer should specify the tube and bend drawing before accepting a machine designation.
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The source combines a WG-26 description with photographs of different cabinet and head assemblies, including one marked WG-51. Treat the pictures as family examples until a supplied machine and nameplate are agreed.
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