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July 2, 2014 · about 12 years ago

VIDEO: Hire Torque’s No-Flog Could Improve Health and Safety

Hire Torque (HTL) has recently unveiled the No-Flog, an innovative product that could improve health and safety standards across industries, including the power generation and subsea sectors. The No-Flog eliminates the need for flogging hammers and spanners, giving workers hands-free control to erad

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Hire Torque (HTL) has recently unveiled the No-Flog, an innovative product that could improve health and safety standards across industries, including the power generation and subsea sectors.

The No-Flog eliminates the need for flogging hammers and spanners, giving workers hands-free control to eradicate the risk of trapped fingers.

This ground-breaking solution can be used to tighten or loosen connections from 32–155mm AF, and is fitted and removed in seconds.

It perfectly complements HTL’s range of hydraulic wrenches, which includes the new 3-in-1 torque tooling device. This product has a low-profile ratchet link and roller attachment that improve accessibility of confined spaces, as well as a square drive link for use with impact sockets.

Marketing Director, David Richardson , said: “The HTL Hydraulic Torque Wrench has been designed, manufactured and assembled in the UK, using the highest-quality materials and workmanship, to work in the harshest of environments.”

Hire Torque , July 02, 2014

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