POWERTEC 71102 Morsetto per cinghia per pavimenti in legno con cinturino in nylon da 13 piedi

Brand:POWERTEC

3/5

€
46.79

Costruzione premium: presenta una costruzione di alta qualità di entrambi, componenti in metallo zincato antiruggine e un robusto cinturino in nylon largo 1 "per 157" per una copertura extra lunga e una durata a lungo termine. Capacità: offre ben 220 libbre. di forza di serraggio superiore per una varietà di progetti di pavimentazione da leggeri a pesanti con installazioni di colla o adesivo. Caratteristiche: design leggero professionale, piastre di bloccaggio rimovibili e una leva a sgancio rapido per aiutare a prevenire un'area di lavoro disordinata con cinturino ovunque. Applicazioni: semplifica e accelera l'installazione impeccabile di assi di legno laminato, maschio e femmina e/o materiali per pavimenti in legno duro. Include: (1) morsetto per cinghia da pavimento.

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EAN: 0843441100461

Categories: Strumenti e miglioramento della casa, Utensili elettrici e manuali, Tenuta del lavoro, Utensili manuali, Morsetti per cinturino, Morsetti,

Batteries Included?	‎No
Batteries Required?	‎No
Brand	POWERTEC
Brand	‎POWERTEC
Color	Multicolor
Color	‎Multicolor
Customer Reviews	4.0 4.0 out of 5 stars 234 ratings 4.0 out of 5 stars
Included Components	‎Flooring Strap Clamp
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	‎No
Item Dimensions LxWxH	5 x 4 x 5 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH	‎5 x 4 x 5 inches
Item model number	‎71102
Item Package Quantity	‎1
Item Weight	1.64 Pounds
Item Weight	‎1.64 Pounds
Manufacturer	‎POWERTEC
Material	Nylon, Wood
Material	‎Nylon, Wood
Measurement System	‎English/Standard
Part Number	‎71102
Product Dimensions	‎5 x 4 x 5 inches
Style	Flooring
Style	‎Flooring
Tensile Strength	220 Pounds
Tensile Strength	‎220 Pounds

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Scritto da: Ross Johnson

Doing the job at the right price for a one off DIY floor.

These units were about a third the cost of name brands and I needed three to get me through, so I saved a couple of hundred dollars. After sorting out some minor glitches they are reliably doing the job I need them for. I had to adjust one unit to get it to release properly - by taking apart and bending a metal tab to correct position so the release plate could retract further. I had to re attach the strap that came off the anchor end of another unit - appears the loop ends are simply glued not sewn - fixed by re glueing with epoxy. The bolts used to hold the strap and the ratchet lever to the base plates need locktite nuts and the anchor end bolt that the strap loops around needs a threadless shank or sleeve or the thread will eventually cut through the strap fibres, weakening it, causing it to fail eventually. Ideally, the side tabs on the main body lower release plate could be slightly wider, or lateral movement better constrained, to prevent the lever cams slipping off on one side.

Scritto da: Laser

Gets the job done

Used these to install a glue down engineered wood floor and they worked as expected. It was my first time installing any flooring and these really helped hold the boards in tight while I taped. Helps to use a glued or secured anchor piece at one end and another piece as a bracket at the other because the clamps tend to pop up when overtightened. The screws attached to the fastener pieces came off several times, so keep any eye that they are tight. The spindle for the strap is just a piece of plastic with rubber bands wrapped around, so not the easiest to work with.

Scritto da: Hillary

design makes it hard to use against walls

This generally worked well - though it would have been nicer if: - it was better designed to work against walls, especially opposite where you are installing the flooring (I had to remove basedboards and cut away at some of the drywall to get to where flooring ended) - it was easier / more comfy to undo - maybe a piece of silicone or something on the metal bit you need to pull on to get it undone - the 'lips' that keep it in place also mean that you need a huge gap in order for it to be useful. All in all though, it did what it needed to do and my floors are installed

Scritto da: Paul T.

Great for outdoor decks

It is designed to be used on hardwood floor installs but i have used it more than once for outdoor decks , it is a lifesaver , allowed me to use deckboards that were less than desirable.

Scritto da: N. Mccorkle

Unratcheted strap stitches failed within ~50 sqft

I added some masking tape to ensure the brackets didn't scratch my floor. It was working really well, until the stitches failed on the non-ratchet end. I'll try gluing them together to fix, for now. Hopefully the strap itself doesn't snap on me, but just in case I have been wearing safety goggles while working with this tool.

Scritto da: lisa bates

The straps need to be about 5 to 10 ft longer. Other than that pretty good.

Easy to use and good quality

Scritto da: Paul

Could do without.

Not a big help when starting under baseboard heat . No room to get clamp under it.

Scritto da: The Discriminator

Poor quality

This thing exploded into pieces the first time i tried using it. I reassembled it with other parts I had. Second time I used it the sewing broke. I ended up tying a knot where the sewing was. That worked a few more times before it exploded apart again. The thing is just a piece of junk.

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Broke

Broke first time I tried to tighten. The rachet is poorly made. There are much better options on the market.

Scritto da: Lee G

Best flooring tool ever

Amazing product to pull your floor boards together would recommend to everyone

Scritto da: Bob Sinclair

Great product!

Laying timber flooring. Brilliant. Once they’d loosened up a bit and we’d worked out not to let the straps unravel all over the floor.

Scritto da: V O Y T E X A M A Z O N

Perfect

One word. Perfect !!!