Article archive for Bahco Tools
Get a grip on the benefits of better tools (16 June 2010)
When we received the results of a Bahco survey of electricians, we were interested to read that 50% said the main criteria for purchasing new tools was ease of use and brand awareness, and 70% of all surveyed also stated that they would be willing to pay more for an ergonomically designed tool. The benefits from comfort of handling and working efficiency are obviously important when specifying new equipment. Suzanne Gill delves deeper
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On-site injuries blamed on poorly designed tools (12 January 2010)
We have just received the results of a survey undertaken by hand tool manufacturer, Bahco, which reveals that the majority of electricians are blaming poor tools for on site injuries. Bahco found that 90% of electricians blamed inappropriate, poorly designed or uncomfortable tools as the main cause of on-site injuries.
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Wrench accesses tight spaces (12 January 2010)
Bahco has trimmed down its standard ERGO adjustable wrench with a new slim jaw design that is 45% thinner.
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Looking after #1 (21 September 2009)
Bahco has revealed in a new survey that electricians are the least likely trade to seek medical advice or pain relief due to a work-related injury.
Only 20% of electricians have either sought medical advice or took medication to help alleviate aches and pains caused by on-site work. Nearly half (40%) carried on working regardless of the pain, potentially causing more damage.
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Bahco Work Table (23 July 2009)
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Bahco Measuring Tools (02 June 2009)
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Bahco, ERGO Handsaw system (25 March 2009)
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Bahco B-2 Toolbag (02 April 2008)
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Bahco Dry Wall Saw (01 November 2007)
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