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Snap-on Drives Forward with Award-Winning Innovation
Receives Three MOTOR Magazine Top 20 Tools Awards
The winning products are the low profile ratchet/socket set, the VERUS® handheld diagnostic tool and the Quadriga ATC 1000 laser-guided tire changing system.
“Snap-on’s goal is to enable serious professionals, simplifying their
tasks, saving them time and increasing their productivity. We do this by
continually bringing new, innovative tools and equipment to our
customers throughout the world,” said
Low Profile Ratchet/Socket Set
With Snap-on’s new 10-piece 3/8” drive metric low profile ratchet/socket set (210RAFM), professional technicians have all the speed, power and durability to do those challenging jobs in tight quarters quickly and efficiently. The set includes the 80-tooth low profile ratchet and nine-12 point low profile sockets. Because the system is up to 33-percent shorter than the competition, the combination of the low profile ratchet and socket has more clearance in the tightest working areas. This is especially beneficial as cars become smaller and more compact.
VERUS®
VERUS® is a powerful evolution in handheld diagnostics. It gives professional technicians everything they need to manage the customer, the diagnosis and the repair in one advanced unit. It offers a unique combination of features like true multitasking, so technicians don’t have to leave the fender to use their repair information system, shop management systems, technical forums, OEM Web sites, online parts suppliers and Internet resources. Technicians can create customer records and vehicle history files, as well as access OEM-specific codes, data and functional tests for 40 vehicle makes.
Quadriga ATC 1000
Designed for high-volume tire shops handling a wide variety of wheel types, the Quadriga boasts automatic wheel lifting and clamping; and laser-guided, automatic bead breaking and tire demounting. These processes are controlled by using a joystick and foot pedals. The Quadriga will change the way professional technicians change tires by significantly improving safety, wheel service consistency, and by reducing the costs associated with wheel damage.
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Snap-on Incorporated
Richard Secor
262-656-5561