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Spit extends its Tapcon range
(18/01/2007)

Tapcon screws cut their own thread which eliminates the need for plugs, and makes them at least 2 x faster to install. The Spit Tapcon self-tapping screw anchor range now features 4 new head types and another 13 different dimensions including shallow embedment products. The Tapcon range is available in M5 up to M20, length 35mm up to 160mm . The new unique sawtooth thread offers: * Resistance to vibrations / loosening * Allows ... [more]

Spit cordless gas nailer reduces installation time at Fort Dunlop
(12/12/2006)

When Mitie Engineering were awarded the contract to light up the hotel and main building at Fort Dunlop for Urban Splash in Birmingham they needed to find a way to speed up containment for electrical wiring, fire alarm cables and trunking. Their initial idea was to support cables using traditional methods which would involve lots of drilling and take ages per installation. This would obviously have serious time implications, so they turned to ... [more]

New styrene-free range of chemical anchors from Spit
(06/11/2006)

There is a growing awareness that Styrene, a commonly used ingredient in the chemical market, is highly toxic and possibly carcinogenic to humans. In an attempt to reduce users exposure to this dangerous substance, Spit now offers a completely styrene free range of chemical anchors. Spit have long offered an extensive selection of chemical anchors, but the new styrene free range includes a number of new products, improved formulas and restyled... [more]

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