Płócienny fartuch narzędziowy Arsenal 5706 z 13 kieszeniami, szary

Name: Płócienny fartuch narzędziowy Arsenal 5706 z 13 kieszeniami, szary
Brand: Ergodyne
SKU: 7241870846814
Price: 211.12 PLN
Availability: InStock

Brand:Ergodyne

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211.12

OPIS PRODUKTU Fartuch narzędziowy Arsenal 5706 wyposażony jest w 13 kieszeni, dzięki którym narzędzia są uporządkowane i łatwo dostępne w sklepie lub w miejscu pracy. Ergonomicznie zaprojektowany do wygodnego noszenia przez cały dzień, ten fartuch narzędziowy jest regulowany, aby pasował do różnych rozmiarów talii. Wykonane z wytrzymałego płótna bawełnianego o gramaturze 14 uncji, zapewniającego trwałe i długotrwałe użytkowanie. Ten płócienny fartuch narzędziowy z 13 kieszeniami wygodnie zabezpiecza wszystkie niezbędne rzeczy. Zawiera 5 kieszeni na większe narzędzia lub telefon komórkowy oraz 8 kieszeni na małe narzędzia, elementy złączne, długopisy i inny sprzęt. Dołączone są również 2 pętle na młotki do szybkiego przechowywania i łatwego dostępu do młotków. Ten płócienny fartuch roboczy jest idealny do prac warsztatowych, w tym do obróbki drewna, stolarki, motoryzacji i mechaniki. Jest również świetny dla hobbystów i weekendowych projektów DIY. OD PRODUCENTA Zapnij, zatrzaśnij, rozwałkuj i zepnij mocno za pomocą serii Arsenal Tool Storage. Ponieważ diabeł tkwi w szczegółach, a my nie zostawiliśmy ani milimetra swobody dla pana 666, który mógłby wciągnąć cię w ogień piekielny twojej strefy roboczej. Mówimy o serii praktycznych, wytrzymałych poliestrowych, płóciennych i bawełnianych pojemników do przechowywania, które nie pozostawiają nic przypadkowi - i robią wszystko, aby przywrócić Ci wiarę w dobrze wykonaną pracę.

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EAN: 7241870846814

Kategorie Narzędzia i ulepszenia domu, Narzędzia elektryczne i ręczne, Organizatorzy narzędzi, Fartuchy narzędziowe,

Złączki męskie z litego mosiądzu ¼” NPT na obu końcach. Maksymalne ciśnienie 250 PSI. Współczynnik bezpieczeństwa 4: 1 (ciśnienie rozrywające vs. ciśnienie robocze). Odporny na olej i załamania. Elastyczny w niskich temperaturach – zakres temperatur: -40°F +175°F.

Age Range (Description)	‎Adult
Batteries Included?	‎No
Batteries Required?	‎No
Brand	Ergodyne
Brand	‎Ergodyne
Closure Type	‎Buckle
Color	Gray
Color	‎Gray
Customer Reviews	4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars 1,507 ratings 4.6 out of 5 stars
Included Components	‎1 Apron
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	‎No
Item model number	‎5706
Item Package Quantity	‎1
Item Weight	0.49 Pounds
Item Weight	‎0.49 Pounds
Item Weight	‎7.8 ounces
Manufacturer	‎Arsenal
Material	Polyester
Material	‎Polyester
Number Of Pockets	‎13
Part Number	‎13695
Pattern	‎Apron
Product Dimensions	‎9 x 10 x 1 inches
Size	Waist
Size	‎Waist
Style	‎13-Pockets
Warranty Description	‎We stand behind everything we make and guarantee our products to be free of defects in materials and workmanship to the original purchaser for the lifetime of the product. That said, damage, abuse, and/or normal wear are not covered.

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Scritto da: Mitch T

Great tool belt

I didn't want to wear a heavy tool belt. I wore this belt non stop on a major cottage repair for about 6 months. It has held up nicely. I always carry the same stuff, tape measure, couple pliers, 5 in 1, box cutter, and odds and ends. Not really a framing tool belt but great for lighter work. Highly recommend. Once this one falls apart I would buy it again.

Scritto da: Rick

Great

Great lightweight tool belt!

Scritto da: Zack Schaale

Built tough

Love using this pouch.

Scritto da: C Customer

Arsenal 5706 versus Bucket Boss 80100 Work Aprons

I purchased both the Arsenal and Bucket Boss work aprons and did a side-by-side comparison. Conclusion: Arsenal 5706 is slightly more expensive but is of significantly better quality and is likely to last longer than Bucket Boss 80100. I'm keeping the Arsenal 5706 and returning the Bucket Boss 80100. In the photos, Bucket Boss is above and Arsenal is below. Overall Dimensions: Similar size. Arsenal is ¾” taller, Bucket Boss is 1” wider. Fabric: Arsenal fabric has a tighter weave with 23 ribs/inch vs. Bucket Boss 19 ribs/inch. This difference is significant --- the Arsenal fabric feels stronger than the Bucket Boss fabric. Stitching: Arsenal stitching is stronger with 6 stitches/inch vs. Bucket Boss 5 stitches/inch. Arsenal has all the edges finished whereas Bucket Boss has some exposed edges (see photos). Reflective Trim: Arsenal - yes, Bucket Boss - no. Belt: Arsenal has thicker/stronger webbing but is 1” shorter than Bucket Boss. Buckle: Arsenal buckle is slightly stronger because it has an interior plate for stability. Main Pockets: The Arsenal and Bucket Boss 3 large lower pockets are identical in width and depth. Arsenal’s 2 large upper pockets are 6 ¾” deep while Bucket Boss’ 2 large upper pockets are 7 1/4 “ deep. Center Upper Pencil/Screwdriver Pockets: Arsenal has one medium pocket and two small pockets, all with a depth of 6 ¾”. Bucket Boss has 4 small pockets with bottom stitching that reduces their depth to about 4”. Side Pockets: Arsenal side pockets are 2 ½” wide and the lower side pocket is 5” deep. Bucket Boss side pockets are 3” wide and are bottom stitched to reduce the lower side pocket depth to 4”. One Arsenal side pocket has a bottom slit to accommodate a T-square or ruler whereas all Bucket Boss side pockets are closed on the bottom. Hammer Loops: Identical in size, but the Arsenal loops are made of stiffer/stronger webbing. Price: Arsenal costs about $2.50 more than Bucket Boss on Amazon.

Scritto da: WW

Good alternative to Carhartt

I bought this to replace a Carhartt one that got lost. At half the price of the Carhartt nail pouch (the prior Carhartt I bought was $20; now they're $25). This Arsenal screw/nail pouch has 6 pockets instead of the 4 on my old one. I've only used it (daily) for around 6 months so don't know if it'll last as long as the Carhartt but I like it better than my old one because it's got 3 pencil/maker slots along with similarly sized but more plentiful pockets. In Atlanta sheet metal, we mostly use the front (shorter) pockets for screws & rear (closer to the body) pockets for tools (snips, crimpers, level & other stuff). The manufacturer tag that came attached was pretty humourous reading (I don't remember what it said but remember it was funny). I also prefer this pouch's side clip/buckle over the Carhartt's (both plastic) rear center clip. I think it's an American company but think this item is made in China.

Scritto da: M&D

**Updated** Ergodyne Arsenal vs Bucket Boss Bucket Boss 80100 Duckwear SuperWaist Apron

**updated** The main Ergodyne plastic buckle cracked and broke. I had to take the one off the competitors bag to replace it. I am docking this one star for that. Cheap Chinese plastic rears its ugly head again. Original review: This product seemed like a good substitute for my heavy carpenters waist bags when I didn't need so many items. When one needs to work and just carry a tape measure and some assorted screws/nails, this seemed like a good choice. I also bought the Bucket Boss Bucket Boss 80100 Duckwear SuperWaist Apron, for sale on Amazon. My wife also needed a light duty bag for working in her garden. Comparing the two different brands revealed a few things. Both items pockets are similar in size, and there doesn't seem to be an advantage to either one. The main difference is in the materials used. The Ergodyne is made of a tough (almost "ballistic nylon") material that would seem to hold up to more abuse (screws/nails) than the softer leather pouches on the Bucket Boss. Both products are too new to know for sure, but experience tells me one will wear better than the other. After spending 2 days wearing the Ergodyne, I will say it was comfortable and did exactly what I needed it to do and that was to hold 2 screw sizes, a tape measure, and a pencil for when I was working on a ladder. There is a small hammer provision, but since i use a screw gun, it did me no good. This seems like a good product, and no I wasn't paid to write this nor did I receive a free product.

Scritto da: Brian Gauthier

*canvas pouch great/buckles not so much!

The canvas pouch is very durable and recommend, but the plastic buckles broke after 2 weeks! Ordered new Summit buckles. With what I do my tools/equipment take beating daily. Will be great for light-medium duty if you don't plan on replacing buckles!

Scritto da: Sara w.

Good quality tool belt for simple trades work

Good quality. Easy to adjust. Simple trades utility belt. Not suitable for heavy equipment or nails... most realistic for window cleaner/window tinter

Scritto da: Summervibes

Makes me want to build something

Product is as stated. A nice sturdy canvas and seems good quality for the price, lightweight, and the clip on belt adjusts small enough to fit a woman. I can't wait to try it out for my next project. Why did I wait so long to get one of these aprons!

Scritto da: Ywan Peñol

Reforzar el cinturon

Bueno a secas siento que el cordón cinturon que sostiene la bolsa deveria ser un poco mas grueso por que con poco peso sede

Scritto da: Laura Willems

Comfortable and durable

Very durable and comfortable. I was worried at first about the weight of my tools around waist but it is so comfortable I forget that I am wearing it.

Scritto da: Aj Ventura

Great quality

Pockets are perfect size , not good for screwdrivers but little things works wonders!

Scritto da: Lindsay

worth every penny

Heavy duty lots of space and pockets and easy to adjust size