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There are 36 products.
ENAR workshop tool or accessory — workshop, service or installation work according to the item design. Ref.: 18-348831.
TEKHMANN workshop tool or accessory — workshop, service or installation work according to the item design. 35/1. Ref.: 14-827866.
BARIKELL workshop tool or accessory — workshop, service or installation work according to the item design. Ref.: 18-0830.
BARIKELL workshop tool or accessory — workshop, service or installation work according to the item design. Ref.: 18-0831.
ENAR clamp or grip — holding, clamping or handling workpieces and components. Ref.: 18-346082.
ENAR workshop tool or accessory — workshop, service or installation work according to the item design. Ref.: 18-348541.
ENAR workshop tool or accessory — workshop, service or installation work according to the item design. Ref.: 18-348351.
ENAR workshop tool or accessory — workshop, service or installation work according to the item design. Ref.: 18-348354.
ENAR replacement blade — cutting compatible materials in the tool for which the blade is designed. Ref.: 18-348100.
ENAR welding electrode — arc welding with equipment compatible with the electrode type and diameter. Ref.: 18-348220.
ENAR clamp or grip — holding, clamping or handling workpieces and components. Ref.: 18-346020С5.
ENAR clamp or grip — holding, clamping or handling workpieces and components. Ref.: 18-346021.
Concrete vibratory screeds (power screeds) are specialized surface finishing machines designed for placing, consolidating, and leveling wet concrete slabs, industrial floors, and roadways. A vibratory screed accomplishes two vital steps simultaneously: it strikes off excess concrete to true elevation while imparting high-frequency vibrations that consolidate the top layer (up to 150-200 mm deep), purging trapped air voids and drawing fine paste to the surface. Floating wet screeds glide directly over the surface on curved aluminum blades, whereas heavy-duty modular truss screeds ride on preset guide rails over expansive spans. Key selection considerations include blade length (typically 1.5 to 6 meters) and power source (cordless/gas engines vs. quiet electric motors for enclosed indoor pours).
