Coming soon to the U.K - available May 2016 ....A.G.125 Diamond cutting system

[Phil Beckley]

Hi
Coming soon to the U.K will be the A.G.125 Diamond cutting system. Three variants will be available - Free Hand version, F.S version for use on the guide rail and the D.S.G A.G. Grinder.......
If you have any questions post here
rg
Phil

 

[Kev]

What about the 230? Are the guys in the UK getting it? It's a beast [big grin]

 

[Phil Beckley]

What about the 230? Are the guys in the UK getting it? It's a beast [big grin]

Hi Kev
No current plan to bring in to the U.K......but agree with you, great machine  [smile]
rg
Phil

 

[Phil Beckley]

Hi
For more information on the A.G.125 it can be found on this link....
rg
Phil

 

[paulc75]

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Is this or any of the new May products going to be available in 110V. This and the reunification would be awesome for terrazzo works. Cutting tiles out with guide rail and using renofix for polishing down the resin joins and bolt hole repairs.

 

[paulc75]

renofix not reunification , doh..

 

[Phil Beckley]

[member=41214]Phil Beckley[/member]
Is this or any of the new May products going to be available in 110V. This and the reunification would be awesome for terrazzo works. Cutting tiles out with guide rail and using renofix for polishing down the resin joins and bolt hole repairs.

Hi
All the renovation machines are 240v - we are aware of the need for 110v but this will not be any time soon. The Powerhub will also be 240v along with the HD extractor.
rg
Phil

 

[benwheeler]

I'm Australian, but am assuming these are the same products, and hope you don't mind responding!

I do a lot of work at the moment removing and replacing tile grout in commercial kitchens, currently using a multi-tool. This is epoxy grout, and the tiles are generally spaced at 3-6mm.

- Do you think the freehand model would be an appropriate tool for this application?

- An advantage of the multi-tool is that no dust is thrown about or floats off in the air. What's the dust collection like?

- Is it at all possible to use a standard CT26, or is a self-cleaning model strictly necessary?

Thanks for any thoughts.

 

[Phil Beckley]

I'm Australian, but am assuming these are the same products, and hope you don't mind responding!

I do a lot of work at the moment removing and replacing tile grout in commercial kitchens, currently using a multi-tool. This is epoxy grout, and the tiles are generally spaced at 3-6mm.

- Do you think the freehand model would be an appropriate tool for this application?

- An advantage of the multi-tool is that no dust is thrown about or floats off in the air. What's the dust collection like?

- Is it at all possible to use a standard CT26, or is a self-cleaning model strictly necessary?

Thanks for any thoughts.

Hi Ben
Yes the machines are the same.
Yes the F.H would be good for this work.
Dust collection is fantastic with the FH - virtually none left behind.
Use of the A.C version is the recommended way due to the fine dust size.
Hope this helps
rg
Phil