Launch of new MBT kits
Leading cable management specialist HellermannTyton, has announced the arrival of its new MBT kits, designed to provide an easy to use, stainless steel fastening and fixing solution for busy electricians and contractors on the move.
Leading cable management specialist HellermannTyton, has announced the arrival of its new MBT kits, designed to provide an easy to use, stainless steel fastening and fixing solution for busy electricians and contractors on the move.
Since the launch of its range of stainless steel MBT ties with a patented head and tail design, the product has become one of the company’s most successful products and a popular solution with electrical installers, contractors and specialist users alike.??
The new MBT kit is comprised of a smart and durable carry case containing a range of MBT products, including a selection of stainless steel MBT ties in five different sizes, a T-Handle tensioning tool to assist with easy, time-saving installation and a full instruction manual.
Richard Rands, product manager for fastenings and fixings at HellermannTyton, said: “These new MBT kits with their reusable case, which can be refilled with our wide range of stainless steel cable ties, enable electricians and contractors to have the right tools available for the job as and when they’re required.
“Everything they need is contained within one accessible carry case and with the importance of minimising time on site and installation costs becoming so important, the MBT kit can go a long way to helping achieve this."
Hellermann Tyton
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