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The “Mighty-Right”, right angle impact driver from Malco Products, is ideal for driving or removing sheet metal screws in tight spaces and blind spots.

Malco Products MR1 Mighty Right Angle Driver

Use the 7.2 V (1.5 Ah) Mighty-Right to drive or remove self-drilling sheet metal screws in tight spaces and blind spots encountered when installing metal duct runs, including access into small diffuser boxes or maneuvering inside tight equipment compartments.  An LED light is integrated into the bit area sight line and features a separate on/off switch. With a fully charged battery, the Mighty-Right is capable of delivering 140 in-lbs torque to seat screws in galvanized steel up to 16-gauge (1.32 mm).  The belt-clip-mounted battery pack stays clear of work and won’t weigh down or unbalance the driver.  An ergonomic-molded, impact-resistant polymer motor housing, non-slip-elastomer gripping area and overall lighter weight ensure one-hand control.  A 5-foot (1.5 meter) battery cable provides generous reach.  Ultra-low profile 1/4 and 5/15-inch Magnetic Hex bits as well as #1 and #2 Robertson bits are standard Mighty-Right components. The Mighty-Right drive shaft socket also accepts any other 1/4” hex shank insert bit or power groove bit.  A knockout hole permits removal of lodged bits.

Log on to malcotools.com to see a video of the Mighty-Right in action.  Tell us what you think!  What applications do you have for a compact impact driver?  How does Mighty-Right size up?  Share your comments by posting here.  We value your input.  

4 Comments to SMALL, LIGHTWEIGHT, MANEUVERABLE IMPACT DRIVER

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Commercial grade Hog Ring Pliers with Magazine installs 9-Ga. (3.8 mm) collated aluminum rings or exclusive 9-Ga. (3.8 mm) collated steel rings.

Easily secures 7-Ga. (4.5 mm) wire to 9-Ga. (3.8 mm) chain link fence.

One of the features of the HRP5 is an auto-feed magazine that ensures uninterrupted operation.  The Malco 9-Gauge (3.8mm) Collated Aluminum Hog Rings, or Malcos’ exclusive 9-Gauge collated Steel Rings that insert quickly into the magazine, which accepts a 25-count loading strip of the collated hog rings.  The long handles will save time and effort with plenty of leverage and reach.  The plunger feed automatically sets up each ring.  There’s no need to rotate the magazine away from the fence to set the ring since the clinching mechanism brings the hog ring forward to the pliers’ nose, which then easily captures and secures the heavy 7-gauge (4.5 mm) tension wire to the 9-gauge fencing.  This unique overlap clinch design of the rings will produce a stronger connection, unmatched by any other hog ring.  A 500-pack of the 9-Gauge Hog Rings will secure 1,000 feet (305 m) of tension wire in just a fraction of the time that other installation methods require.  For safe and easy storage, just fold down the pliers’ magazine.

Malco 9-Gauge Collated Aluminum Rings, No. HRA5, are manufactured of a weather-resistant 6061-T94 or 5052-H38 alloy.  Exclusive Malco 9-Gauge Galvanized Steel Rings No. HRS5 feature a thick, weather-resistant Class 3 Coating per ASTM A641.

Log on to www.malcotools.com to see a video of Malco’s 9-Gauge Hog Rings and Pliers in action.

6 Comments to FAST INSTALLATION OF 9-GAUGE HOG RINGS ON CHAIN LINK

  1. February 2, 2011 at 4:36 pm | Permalink

    Thanks for that, very appealing on the subject. I will perform a little additional googleing for FAST INSTALLATION OF 9-GAUGE HOG RINGS ON CHAIN LINK » Malco Tool Talk -

  2. February 8, 2011 at 3:06 pm | Permalink

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  3. Gene K's Gravatar Gene K
    February 15, 2011 at 2:04 pm | Permalink

    I stopped by your booth at FenceTech, a lot of interest in your new product,

    I posted your release on http://www.fenceweek.com, Best of luck

    - Gene

    • February 16, 2011 at 3:36 pm | Permalink

      Gene – thanks for stopping by the booth at FenceTech and posting the release! Let us know what feedback you get from the posting.

  4. February 24, 2011 at 7:25 pm | Permalink

    Good article, lots of intersting things to digest. Very informative

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